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Tropical Storm Jerry 22 September Update

Good afternoon everyone.

Following a meeting this morning of the Emergency Measures Organisation we are here to provide the latest update on Tropical Storm Jerry.

We have been advised by the Bermuda Weather Service that Bermuda is…

Disposing Horticultural Waste

Members of the public and truckers are asked to dispose of foliage, garbage and debris appropriately. According to a Government spokesperson, “Debris and foliage, as a result of Hurricane Humberto, is being discarded at schools, open areas like…

Update on Buses

The Minister of Tourism and Transport, the Hon. Zane De Silva today stated, “I reiterate the comments made a few minutes ago by the Minister of National Security, the Hon. Wayne Caines, “The following bus routes will operate from 1 pm today: 2, 3…

Update on Tropical Storm Jerry

Good afternoon everyone.

I am here to provide the latest update on what is now Tropical Storm Jerry.

We continue to closely monitor this system.

It has weakened to a tropical storm and is anticipated to pass…

Update on Buses

The Department of Public Transportation this evening updated the public on the bus service. 
According to a spokesperson, “The bus routes have been assessed and debris clearing continues. It is anticipated we may be able to start running…

Saturday Garbage Collection Reminder

As a reminder, garbage collection has resumed and Thursday’s garbage will be collected tomorrow, Saturday September 21.

The public are advised to have all garbage curbside by 7am for collection.  

Garbage can also be delivered…

Statement from Minister of National Security: Hurricane Update

Good afternoon everyone,

Today, I wish to turn our attention to Hurricane Jerry, which most residents will be aware is a potential threat to Bermuda.

It is being closely monitored by the Bermuda Weather Service and the…

Statement from Minister of National Security: The Causeway

Please see a statement from the Minister of National Security, Wayne M. Caines JP MP:

There has been erroneous information provided to the public by outside agencies indicating the causeway has been opened for public access. 

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Statement From Premier David Burt Re: Hurricane Humberto

“We’ve made it through and everyone is safe…that’s what is most important...” said Premier David Burt this morning after a night of hurricane force winds from Humberto. “The advance notice from the Bermuda Weather Service and the clear advisories…

Minister Wayne Caines Statement Re: Hurricane Humberto

Following a meeting this morning with the Emergency agencies who were at COMOPS overnight, I can confirm the following:

The Causeway is closed and will remain closed until further notice. Structural engineers are currently examining the…