The island of Anguilla has officially been declared “COVID-19” free.
The World Health Organization has categorized the Caribbean island as having “no cases,” an improvement from a previous designation of “sporadic cases” by the global body.
Anguilla’s borders remain closed to international traffic, however.
And the island has implemented a series of protocols for residents, including staying home if unwell, hand and respiratory hygiene and maintaining a physical distance of at least three feet from other people, particularly those with apparent respiratory symptoms.
“This is an important milestone and a major achievement for Anguilla,” the Anguilla Tourist Board said in a statement.
The island has not given an indication of when it might consider reopening its borders for travelers.
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