The Eruption of the Refugee Crisis and the Global Push for Vaccine Passports
Published: April 17, 2021
SAINT VINCENT, GRENADINE ISLANDS The controversy erupted on Twitter even as the 32,000-foot-high plume of smoke from Saint Vincent’s La Soufrière volcano was still rising in the sky. The firestorm on American social media platforms over reports that only those vaccinated against COVID-19 would be allowed to evacuate the eastern Caribbean island sheds light on the architects of the biosecurity state who have descended on Saint Vincent & the Grenadines (SVG) to explore the limits of mandatory public health protocols in the midst of a natural disaster now projected to “last months.”
San Vicente y las Granadinas: volcán La Soufriere se reactiva tras 40 horas de inactividad
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St Vincent could reopen int l airport Monday, as new crater forms within La Soufrière
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A cruise ship rescued hundreds of people in St Vincent yesterday after delivering supplies to the volcano-hit Caribbean island.
Royal Caribbean’s cruise ship Celebrity Reflection took 159 passengers, including 108 stranded Americans, from the island to Philipsburg in Dutch Sint Maarten.
It also delivered water and other vital supplies to people left on the island coated in ash from a week of violent eruptions.
La Soufrière volcano shot out another explosive burst of gas and ash earlier yesterday morning as thousands continue to be affected by the destruction.
The explosions that began on April 9 forced some 20,000 to flee the northern end of the eastern Caribbean island for shelters and contaminated water supplies across the island.