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Donât forget to pack your Covid test, if youâre holidaying in Wales
Visitors are being urged to pack lateral flow tests in their suitcases if they are holidaying in Wales from areas in the UK with higher rates of coronavirus.
The First Minister yesterday asked all visitors from Covid hotspots, including areas in England with high levels of the India variant of concern, to take extra measures to help keep Wales safe.
The UK government is asking people living in 8 areas of England where the India variant of concern is concentrated – Bolton, Blackburn, Kirklees, Bedford, Burnley, Leicester, Hounslow and North Tyneside – to minimise travel out of the area.
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BY: Samuel Duodu & Fredrick Daoyenikye
Category: General News
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The Tamale High Court has remanded in prison custody, the accountant of the Buipe Polyclinic in the capital of the Central Gonja District of the Savannah Region for allegedly stealing an amount of GH₵580,288.17 from the accounts of the polyclinic.
The accused, Osman Jamal Deen, 41, charged with three counts of stealing and forgery pleaded not guilty to all the counts.
He will reappear before the court presided over by Mr Justice Richard Kogyapwah on June 8, 2021 for the trial of the case to begin.
Osman made his first appearance, last Tuesday since he was arrested in April, last year and has since been on police enquiry bail.
Fred Wesley
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Bula.
The big announcement tonight is about the fact that we have a staggering 28 new cases of COVID-19.
Now that’s a pretty big number.
It’s bound to inch out a lot of concern, frustration and uncertainty. There will be a touch of fear and anger as well to some extent.
Here are some stories that made the headlines in The Fiji Times’ edition for Friday, May 28.
The big ones on
A-G should resign
Government guarantee
DISCUSSIONS on the extension of a $455m Government guarantee to Fiji Airways spurred debate in Parliament on just how viable the company was.