With the country now on alert level 1, prison visits are now allowed again. The Department of Correctional Services said that it had resolved to permit visits to correctional centres and remand detention facilities but under strict conditions. Visitors will have to observe COVID-19 health protocols as well as the department’s standard operating procedures.

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