By James Whittaker
It was a deal a country the size of the Cayman Islands should never have been able to pull off.
Moving 165,000 COVID-19 test kits halfway around the globe at a time when world travel is paralysed and more powerful countries are scrambling for access to a diminishing global stock of medical supplies should have been impossible.
But the kits arrived, packed in dry ice on a specially chartered Gulfstream V jet that touched down at Grand Cayman’s empty international airport Wednesday morning.