GRA Issues Public Consultation On Mobile Infrastructure Sharing In Gibraltar
The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (GRA) says it has issued a public consultation on Mobile Infrastructure Sharing in Gibraltar.
The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority (GRA) says it has issued a public consultation on Mobile Infrastructure Sharing in Gibraltar.
There are currently 30 people in Gibraltar in isolation in their homes as part of precautionary Coronavirus measures being taken by the GHA.
The Government’s Coronavirus Co-ordinating Group continues to take active measures to prepare for and protect Gibraltar from the spread of the virus. In weekly meetings, representatives from Government departments and emergency services have taken the advice of public health professionals in working to prevent the spread of the virus to Gibraltar. To date, there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Gibraltar. All tests have returned negative.
On 11th February, the Government issued regulations under the Civil Contingencies Act to deal with the threat to Gibraltar from COVID-19. The regulations imposed a legal duty for travellers arriving in Gibraltar within two weeks of travel to an at-risk country to report to authorities on arrival.
The Directors of Gibraltar Community Care Limited are writing to all recipients of the Household Cost Allowance (also known by some as ‘the three monthly cheque’) and existing recipients of payments from the charity under the Community Officer Scheme. The letter from the directors to its existing beneficiaries is entitled ‘COMMUNITY CARE IS SAFE’.