Mauritius is currently in its final week of complete lockdown enforced by the local authorities to contain the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). So far, the country has had a total of 332 positive COVID-19 cases, out of which 320 have fully recovered and there has unfortunately been 10 deaths. Therefore, as at date there is NO active COVID-19 cases in Mauritius. No new cases have been reported in the past few days.
The strict confinement measures resulting from the lockdown started on 20 March 2020 and shall be lifted partially on Friday 15 May 2020. As per guidelines from the authorities, businesses and other institutions are expected to open gradually over the next two weeks, to culminate in a complete resuming of all activities on 1 June 2020. The airport however, will remain closed for the time being.
At Rogers Capital, we are putting all the necessary measures in place to ensure that our employees resume work progressively and safely.
Our business operations during this first phase will be as follows:
We remain at your disposal and shall keep you updated of any new developments. We would like to reassure you and reiterate that you should not experience any disruption in our services despite the working arrangements stated above.
We thank you for your usual support and understanding.
The Rogers Capital Team
Mauritius is currently in its 7th week of lockdown enforced by the local authorities to contain the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). So far, the country has had a total of 332 positive COVID-19 cases, out of which 314 have fully recovered and there has been 10 deaths. There are currently only 8 active cases under treatment. No new cases have been reported in the past few days.
Despite the significant reduction in the spread of the virus, the local authorities have extended the lockdown to avoid a second surge of the virus. The confinement measures which started on 20 March 2020 have been extended to 1 June 2020. As per guidelines from the authorities, some businesses and other institutions are expected to open gradually as from 15 May 2020. The airport will remain closed for the time being.
We shall keep you updated of any new developments.
We would like to reassure you and reiterate that you should not experience any disruption in our services despite the working arrangements stated above.
We thank you for your usual support and understanding.
Despite the lockdown prevailing in Mauritius since 19 March 2020, the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) has increased, albeit at a slower pace recently. As at date there are 324 cases, out of which 42 have recovered and sadly 9 people have died.
Given the circumstances, the Prime Minister has extended the lockdown period to 4 May 2020. The lockdown measures already in force will be applied all over the country to contain the spread of the virus.
During the past 3 weeks of confinement, our entire workforce has been working from home. Our agility coupled with our resilient staff has enabled us to keep operations running remotely. We would like to reassure you that the next 3 weeks will be no different. Rogers Capital remains your trusted and reliable partner amidst these unprecedented times.
As a reminder, our business operations are detailed below:
We remain at your disposal and shall keep you updated of any new developments. We thank you for your understanding given the exceptional circumstances.
The Rogers Capital Team
Despite the complete lockdown imposed by the Prime Minister throughout Mauritius since 19 March 2020, the number of coronavirus (COVID–19) cases has increased. As at date there are 161 cases and regretfully 7 deaths. As such the Prime Minister has extended the lockdown period to 15 April 2020. The lockdown measures already in force shall be maintained across the country to reduce risks of contamination.
For the past week, our teams have been working from home efficiently to keep our operations running. We would like to reassure you that the same level of operations and service shall be maintained during the coming weeks.
As a reminder, our business operations are detailed below:
We remain at your disposal and shall keep you updated of any new developments. We thank you for your understanding given the exceptional circumstances.
The Rogers Capital Team
Following our communique of 19 March 2020, the situation has evolved rapidly. During the night of Thursday 19 March, the Prime Minister Honourable Pravind Kumar Jugnauth confirmed four additional cases of COVID-19 in Mauritius bringing the total number of cases to seven. The Prime Minister further announced that complete lockdown measures will be applied across the country with effect from 06h00 am on 20 March 2020 for a period of two weeks to reduce risks of contamination.
We, at Rogers Capital have set our business continuity plans in motion to ensure continuity in our operations despite the lockdown. We wish to communicate important changes in our work practices which shall remain in place until further notice as follows:
We remain at your disposal and shall keep you updated of any new developments. We thank you for your understanding given the exceptional circumstances.
The Rogers Capital Team