 A total of 139 individuals from the Rodney Bay and Cassris public health facilities have completed the 14 days in quarantine and were sent home on Sunday April 5, 2020. The individuals showed no signs and symptoms of COVID-19 and were provided with certificates of health upon departure. Chief Medical Officer Dr Sharon Belma George also highlighted the importance of having these individuals in quarantine. Because there are many countries at a high risk based on the number of positive cases for COVID-19, it's important that we keep persons who come back, travelers, in quarantine where we monitor them, their temperature, we do their vital signs and we monitor them for respiratory signs and symptoms, that is fever, cough, sneezing, runny nose, sore throat or just feeling unwell. We monitor them and for anyone who develops respiratory signs and symptoms, we ensure that they get tested for COVID-19. This is to protect and to prevent and to reduce the possible transmission of COVID-19 from persons coming into the island. Three individuals released from quarantine shared their experience. My experience at quarantine has been, for me it's been unique, it's been a learning experience, I mean in the beginning it was a little difficult until we settled in, after we settled in it was really comfortable, the nurses, everybody made it really comfortable for us and we understood what it meant to be quarantined because as a seafarer we were on a cruise ship most of us and we got here. We already did a little quarantine on board but here we did another 14 which was really a good experience before letting out in society so I'm glad it was done. I had a good experience in quarantine but thanks to the Ministry of Health, the Prime Minister, the officers, the nurses which made it a tremendous experience so I want to give them a thumbs up and to tell them keep what they're doing because they're working extra extra hard to make sure they control the spread of the coronavirus. My experience here has been pretty positive I'd like to say, I was able to get all of my school work done, we did have a bit of hiccups with the Wi-Fi over the first few days however Wi-Fi was always maintained in the front building so if you did need Wi-Fi you were able to get it. The food every day we got three meals a day which was quite nice I like the rigorous checks that they did for our temperature every single morning and every night so overall I think it was a very useful experience. The individuals in quarantine were provided with care packages from Nemo and transportation to go home. Reporting from the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness I am Phenal Neptune.