Dr Brink says islanders must stick to the public health messages as Guernsey enters Phase four of the lockdown exit plan. Credit: ITV Channel
Guernsey's Director of Public Health says the island must prepare for a second wave of Covid-19.
That is despite there currently being no active cases in the island.
But Dr Nicola Brink says islanders must be vigilant, as there is no guarantee there will be a vaccine any time soon.
Deputy Heidi Soulsby and Dr Nicola Brink pose in for photos in front of the hospital's new rainbow mural. Credit: ITV Channel
There are concerns about what the impact will be if the virus returns during the winter flu season.
Public health are making sure we're still fully stocked with personal protective equipment if there were to be a second wave of the virus. Credit: States of Guernsey
We are two days away from entering phase four of the lockdown exit plan, but it is phase six, with the reopening of borders, that is concerning most islanders.
Dr Brink says she will be keeping a close eye on how the UK's border closures impact their rate of infection.
The Director of Public Health say she will be focusing more on islanders' mental health and wellbeing. Credit: ITV Channel
