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Covid counter: 348 new cases, nine deaths, and 63 persons in ICU and HDU Tuesday 11 May 2021 Sunday 2 May 2021 Sunday 25 April 2021 Thursday 22 April 2021 Thursday 7 January 2021 Wednesday 4 November 2020 Tuesday 20 April 2021 Covid counter: 348 new cases, nine deaths, and 63 persons in ICU and HDU Trinidad and Tobago suffered nine more Covid-19 related deaths and 348 new infections today from 5,920 tests, according to the latest update from the Ministry of Health. The fatalities include one mi...

Deyalsingh on covid19 restrictions: Keep Mum alive for 2022 Terrence Deyalsingh - HEALTH Minister Terrence Deyalsingh implored people to protect their loved ones from covid19 infection by not congregating for Mothers Day on Sunday, addressing a briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Anns on Friday. "If we treat Mothers Day as another excuse to gather at the homes of our mothers, we may not have those mothers for Mothers Day 2022. "If you love your mother, Mothers Day 2021 is the mothers day whe...

5 more deaths, 324 new covid19 cases detected File photo The Ministry of Health reported five new deaths in its update on Friday. This brings the death toll to 196. The fatalities were one elderly male and one elderly female, each with co-morbidities, as well as two middle-aged males and one middle-aged female, all without co-morbidities. The update said 324 new cases had been detected from samples taken between May 4 and 6. There are 3,480 active cases. Since March 2020, there have been 12,720...

4 deaths, 399 new cases reported 6 Hrs Ago Four new deaths and 399 new cases of covid19 have been reported in the Health Ministry’s covid19 update for Wednesday. The total number of deaths is now 189. Of the new deaths, two were elderly males, one with comorbidities, one middle-aged female with comorbidities, and one middle aged male without comorbidities. Of the 399 cases, two were recently repatriated cases. The total number of active cases is 3,024. Since March, there have been 12,105 case...

5 more deaths, 158 new covid19 cases reported Five more covid19 deaths have been recorded, bringing the total to 179. Three were elderly men with comorbidities, one was a middle-aged man with no comorbidities, and the Health Ministry was awaiting information on the fifth. In its covid19 update on Monday, the ministry said 158 new cases had been reported from samples taken between April 30 and May 2. The total number of active cases stood at 2,559. Since March 2020, there have been 11,471 cases....

167 new covid19 cases, no deaths recorded 2 Days Ago The number of new covid19 cases reported on Thursday is double that of Wednesday, with 167 cases being detected in samples taken between April 19 and 21. Wednesday’s figure was 81. The Health Ministry’s release said of the 167 new cases, 23 were from offshore platforms. The number of active cases is now 1,161. The number of deaths remains at 157. Since beaches were closed on April 15, the number of active cases has almost doubled, moving ...

81 new covid19 cases, active cases now 1, 023 There are 81 new covid19 cases, according to the Health Ministrys Wednesday update. This takes the total since March 2020 to 9,216 cases. The results come from samples taken between April 18 and 20. Active cases also increased to 1,023. The death toll remains at 157. To date 21,231 people, or 1.57 per cent of the population, have been vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine. There are 96 people in hospital. There are 64 people at the Couva Hospital ...

The arrival of covid19: How a virus moved across the world into TT Sunday 28 February 2021 Chief Medical Officer Dr Roshan Parasam, from left, Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh and National Security Minister Stuart Young during a media conference at the Diplomatic Centre, St Anns on March 12, 2020. TTs first covid19 case was reported on that day. PHOTO BY AYANNA KINSALE - On March 12, 2020 covid19 first appeared in Trinidad and Tobago (TT) but almost a year later, scientists still do not kno...

Read and follow the timeline below: 8.1.2021 - Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says that a few vaccines will be made available to Barbados. 14.1.2021 - Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley told Barbadians in an address that she received her first dose of a COVID vaccine. She along with the Attorney General Dale Marshall, the Health Minister Lt Col Jeffrey Bostic and some frontline workers. 9.2.2021 - Barbados receives a donation of 100,000 doses of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine, also known as Covis...

440 health care workers get covid19 vaccine In this file photo, a health worker holds a vial with the covid19 vaccine. A total of 440 health care workers have taken the covid19 vaccine so far, the Ministry of Health said on Monday during a virtual press conference. Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said the ministry is almost halfway through its goal of inoculating 1,000 of the most at-risk healthcare workers in the shortest time possible. So far the North Central Regional Health Authority h...