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Monday, May 18, 2026

Curfew reduced to 3 hours daily!

Curfew reduced to 3 hours daily!

As the BVI continues to enjoy no new reports or active cases of COVID-19, government has further shortened the territory’s curfew hours.
According to the latest curfew order published in government’s official newsletter, the Gazette, on November 4, the curfew will now run from 2:01 am to 4:59 am daily.

Businesses are therefore permitted to operate up until 2 o’clock in the morning.

Meanwhile, persons will be permitted to operate private vessels outside of the territory’s maritime exclusion zones between 5:01 am and 6 pm daily.

On the other hand, ferries are permitted to operate between 5:01 am to 1:59 am daily.

This latest order comes into effect on Thursday, November 5 and will run till Thursday, November 19.
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