Residents of Jost Van Dyke are notified that the vector control team will travel to the island on February 25 and 26 to conduct house to house inspections. 

A cleanup campaign has been launched in mosquito hotspot areas as efforts continue to reduce the potential impact of the Zika virus in the Territory.

The Environmental Health Division is alerting the public that fogging will resume on Monday, February 22.... 

Residents of the Virgin Islands are asked to remain vigilant and to support preventative measures to reduce the impact of Zika virus.

Roadside vendors and owners of food establishments are reminded that they are to be registered and licensed in order to operate within the Territory.

The Ministry of Health and Social Development is inviting the public to tune in to JTV channel 55 tonight Tuesday, February 2 at 7:30 p.m....

Residents of the Virgin Islands are urged to learn as much as they could about the ZIKA virus and measures that can be taken to reduce its transmission.

Owners and managers of public establishments and the general public are reminded that smoking in public places is unlawful as legislated by the Tobacco Products Control Act 2006 and regulated by the Tobacco Products Control Regulations, 2007.

The Ministry of Health and Social Development has reported that several cases of gastroenteritis have come to the attention of the Ministry and is urging residents to practice good personal hygiene to safeguard their health.

Residents of the Virgin Islands are urged to remain vigilant about reducing mosquito breeding sites in light of the recently issued Zika Alert.