My wife is freaking out every other day about our trip to Negril on the 20th. I know i have seen this reference before but i can't find it to show her. Is it true that the level of Covid is pretty low in Negril compared to other areas of the country? She sees that Jamaica is a level 4 and is very worried.
thank you,
The single most important stat is the mortality rate. It is not based on how much or how little testing is being done.
The US mortality rate for the US is approximately 1400 per million. In Jamaica it is 121 per million.
Jamaica is over 10 times safer than the United States.
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This is laughable considering that if one dies in the US it is most likely due to the Rona. People in their end days of cancer die and the test after death is positive, so it is a COVID death.Originally Posted by Rob
I say don't let fear take over your desires and wishes! Mask up and GO!
I was in Jamaica in June 2020, just 2 weeks after the border reopened. Airport arrival and protocols were not an issue. The beach was practically empty; sad to see. Still, I enjoyed being there seeing friends, and strolling along the beach. I did my grocery shopping as usual; mask, sanitize and temp check at the door - no issue.
I returned home to retire and headed back down for 90 days! Had the time of my life; because life is what YOU make it. I respected the protocols, and went on my way. Yes, curfew times change as positive cases rise, but I did not let that hinder me from a good time. Some restaurants and music venues were open, and as my time there progressed more places were opening up. Heading back down in April for 6 months.....or longer!
So if you have the desire to go AND you know you do, GO! Don't let fear steal your JOY!
Soon come!
It's so nice to see someone that has not succumbed to the constant fear mongering that we have been subjected to for close to a year now. You can be cautious and live life or you can be paralyzed with fear and freak out over a virus that has a 99.5% survivability rate.I say don't let fear take over your desires and wishes! Mask up and GO!
I was in Jamaica in June 2020, just 2 weeks after the border reopened. Airport arrival and protocols were not an issue. The beach was practically empty; sad to see. Still, I enjoyed being there seeing friends, and strolling along the beach. I did my grocery shopping as usual; mask, sanitize and temp check at the door - no issue.
I returned home to retire and headed back down for 90 days! Had the time of my life; because life is what YOU make it. I respected the protocols, and went on my way. Yes, curfew times change as positive cases rise, but I did not let that hinder me from a good time. Some restaurants and music venues were open, and as my time there progressed more places were opening up. Heading back down in April for 6 months.....or longer!
So if you have the desire to go AND you know you do, GO! Don't let fear steal your JOY!
Soon come!
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You don't have to wear a mask on the beach do you?
We are wrapping up our 2 weeks and it's been no problem. The Jamaicans are taking covid very serious. Taxi drivers are all wearing masks, every store we walked into had us use hand sanitizer. Getting the covid test to get back home was no.problem. We did a lot of food delivery and some dining out. It's been great.
Third day here . All good everyone cautious . I reward that Westmoreland is one of the lowest areas in Jamaica but rob could probably reply to that
Here now and feeling very safe. Second trip since November. Arrival here almost normal except for sanitizing throughout.
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