“This is allow further work in preparing the testing facilities which have been built there, ahead of the transition to Phase 5c of the ‘Exit from Lockdown’,” said a spokesman for the States.
“The Civil Contingencies Authority has not yet announced a date for moving into Phase 5c, but work has continued to ensure all areas are operationally ready to make the move at the point the CCA decides is appropriate.”
Pictured: Public Health Director Dr Nicola Brink and Border Agency Surveyor Rebecca Falla at the harbour.
“The suspension of parking on Thursday will allow for further training of the teams who will be operating the harbour testing facility.”
The CCA is holding a press conference at 13:00 on Thursday, where more information is set to be announced.
The panel is intending to comment on the developing situation in neighbouring jurisdictions as well as the next steps in the Bailiwick’s covid response.
Everywhere in the British Isles, with the exception of the Isle of Man air bridge, is now in Group A. Jersey was moved into the most at-risk group yesterday, meaning that anyone travelling from there or returning from our sister Channel Island will have to self-isolate for 14 days.