 On Tuesday, September 8th, 2020, Senusha recorded a new case of COVID-19. The individual is a 27-year-old male visitor who arrived in Senusha on Sunday, September 6th, 2020. On arrival, he went through the necessary screening and proceeded to a COVID-19 approved accommodation. However, it should be noted that where health authorities have reason to require additional testing in country, this is undertaken. As obtained with this traveler, within our national protocol for visitors and nationals, there is consideration for retesting. The Ministry of Health and Wellness has commenced contact tracing from last night and this is continued into today to ensure that all contacts are identified and the required interventions will be undertaken to manage the risk of exposure. The Ministry of Health, we are working closely with the hotels management to ensure that all of the measures are in place to minimize transmission to hotel workers and to guests. We provide further information on the progress of this case as our reports come in. As most sectors open and restrictions are reduced, the public is advised to take personal responsibility to protect themselves, their families and the public in general from exposure to the COVID-19 virus. The public is also advised that protocols are still in place. These include the use of face masks in public and maintaining the recommended six foot physical distance guidelines.