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Compass News – 19 March 2026
Hazard Management Cayman Islands conducted their annual Carib Wave exercise to test its capabilities in the event of a tsunami. This year the area of focus was on the tourism sector.
The relocation of the 150-year-old Llewellyn Way house is being supported by developers and agencies including the Ministry of Culture, National Roads Authority and Caribbean Utilities Company, as efforts continue to preserve Cayman’s heritage.
Nominations are now open for the Proud of Them Awards, celebrating outstanding young Caymanians aged 10 to 25 who are making a positive impact locally and internationally.
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