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The Soufriere volcano has gone out of its explosive mode but is still active as noted by a series of earthquakes not felt by humans, but recorded by instruments monitoring its behaviour. There might possibly not be any explosions like those of a few weeks ago.  Even, given that, if things are not carefully handled we might find ourselves in continuing rough times. I am referring to the resettlement of …

The Soufriere volcano has gone out of its explosive mode but is still active as noted by a series of earthquakes not felt by humans, but recorded by instruments monitoring its behaviour. There might possibly not be any explosions like those of a few weeks ago.  Even, given that, if things are not carefully handled we might find ourselves in continuing rough times. I am referring to the resettlement of …

Residents in Orange Zone sent home Residents of the Orange Zone – e.g. Georgetown as pictured here – even before the order was given to return, had begun returning to their homes to do preliminary cleaning. By: Gloriah• Displaced persons up to the Rabacca River on the Eastern side of the island and up to Petit Bordel on the West, began returning to their homes earlier this week. According to Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves as he spoke on radio on May 23, residents from the Orange Zone ...

Article by Social Share Kingstown – Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves says his government expects that most evacuees from the volcano Orange Zone and people whose houses were damaged by the La Soufriere eruption are to leave emergency shelters by next Tuesday. He said only those from Fitz Hughes and Chateaubelair – where there is still a lot of ash — would not be allowed to go. “But everywhere else in the Orange Zone, as I speak, persons should be leaving the shelters to go back h...

Social Share Is like ah had dis dream dat while de Evacuees from de Red and Orange Zones were under pressure to go back to de Danger Zones near La suffrey, we in de Green Zone on de Ah-pose-it end of SVG were experiencing earthquakes, followed by smoke and mushroom clouds ballooning from Mount Sin Andrew, de 1,500 feet de 1, 500 feet dat towers over de Southern end of SVG. Was only den we overs dat since December 2020, unknown to John Public, ah team of Volcanologists were monitorin...

Normally in this week which marks the anniversary of African Liberation Day, my topic for this column would have been pre-chosen. This year, in addition to Africa Day, as it has been renamed, May 25 marked the 90th year since our country first received electricity; it was also one year since the police murder of George Floyd in the USA which continues to have huge repercussions; and was also an …

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (CMC)— Scientists monitoring the La Soufriere volcano, where seismic ...

Over a Hundred people who live in communities in the Orange Zone have been leaving the Public Emergency Shelters to  return to their homes. Five weeks

Clearing up some confusion: Here are the rules for outdoor dining in Montreal Clearing up some confusion: Here are the rules for outdoor dining in Montreal By Rick Da Conceicao sanjeri / E+ / Getty Images Quebec’s five-month-long curfew is finally coming to an end. It all starts Friday, May 28, when the curfew will be lifted across the province and certain businesses such as restaurants will be allowed to reopen. However, while Quebec Premier François Legault said that most of Quebec will ...

NBC SVG Speaking on NBC Radio’s Eyeing La Soufriere program this morning, the Prime Minister said persons are also being allowed to return to the Orange Zone, except Fitz Hughes and Chateaubelair. He noted that while there has been no explosive eruption of La Soufriere Volcano since April 22 nd there is still some danger. The Prime Minister made it clear that persons are being allowed to return home to some areas, but other areas are still off limits for residents to re-settle.