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Citizens do not need handouts
Steve Alvarez -
THE EDITOR: The old idiom “don’t bite the hand that feeds you” was first seen in print during the 18th century, when political writer Edmund Burke said “having looked to government for bread, on the first scarcity they will turn and bite the hand that fed them.” That phrase is believed to be hundreds of years old.
Today I want to approach that phrase differently. I want to suggest that if you do not want to be bitten, do not feed the masses. The people, if allowed and encouraged, would not only feed themselves but create enough to feed others in need. In TT and in many other countries, governments seem to think it is their responsibility to feed the population. The result is usually the same. At the first site of disruption from the norm they turn and bite the hand that fed them.
Govt expands vaccination rollout to business, social sectors
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A volunteer provides an update to people in the construction sector waiting to get their second dose of Sinopharm vaccines at Queen s Park Savannah, Port of Spain on Saturday. The vaccination programme will be expanded to the private and social sectors, Government announced. - PHOTO BY ROGER JACOB
The Ministry of Health plans to open up vaccination to all health centres in mid-July, as well as expanding vaccinations by business and social sectors when Trinidad and Tobago gets more vaccines.
At a press conference at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said the plans were to accommodate the vaccination of 300,000 people in the shortest possible time frame.