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PTL Why doesn’t the government just admit that they f@cked up and try to learn from the experience rather than their stupid denial and blame shifting which robs them of any possibility of learning? Xxxxxxxxxcccccxccccccccccc I have no idea why u asked me that question. I have no contact in government. The info about the rapid test that I got this morning was not obtained from government as far as I know Maybe u should sent that question to ‘liz’ I can not help u one small bit with it Beside that it was my wires that were crossed up with the rapid test info. That why u ask for one of u to verify it if you could.

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#BTColumn – Shout in the mirror, Madam PM

#BTColumn – Shout in the mirror, Madam PM Article by February 19, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados Today. by Roderick P Harris I must admit that my suggestion today is not original. Indeed, it might just be an agreement to something that I had not contemplated previously. I read this week in one of our newspapers that Senator Caswell Franklyn had called for the resignation of Prime Minister Mia Mottley in light of Government’s handling of the Coronavirus pandemic and the debilitating effect it is having in this country, especially the loss of innocent Barbadian lives.

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Caregivers weigh COVID jab - Barbados Today

Caregivers weigh COVID jab - Barbados Today
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Unrest builds among nurses over pay, gear

Unrest builds among nurses over pay, gear
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Nurses appear set to step up action - Barbados Today

Nurses appear set to step up action Article by February 10, 2021 The first phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive could very well begin without the help of polyclinic nurses who on Tuesday called in sick and may stay away from work in the coming days, with the senator who leads scores of them as a trade unionist and the nation’s largest public sector union at odds over the move. General Secretary of the Unity Workers’ Union, Senator Caswell Franklyn, confirmed a sickout across polyclinics was “just the beginning” of action that would be escalated if authorities continue to delay providing hazard pay and protective equipment for the nurses.

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