Bahamas rollout of COVID-19 vaccination campaign to begin on Wednesday By Staff1 / in Health & Wellness, Highlight, In The News: / on Monday, 15 Mar 2021 02:10 PM / Comments Off on Bahamas rollout of COVID-19 vaccination campaign to begin on Wednesday / 1235
Prime Minister Minnis Receives COVID-19 Inoculation – March 14, 2021
The Bahamas Office of the Prime Minister issued a statement on Sunday, March 14th, following a pilot rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination program in the country earlier the same day, in which both Prime Minister Minnis and his wife took part, as part of an initial group of 110 individuals, which consisted of healthcare workers, staff of the uniformed branches and volunteers working on the vaccination campaign. The full statement read as follows:
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GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS The Department of Immigration said yesterday that seven Haitian migrants were charged with illegal landing and one Bahamian man was charged with harboring them on Wednesday, January 13.
The group of migrants, including six men and one woman, was apprehended onboard a motor vessel by immigration officials on Sunday, January 10, 2021 in the Tynes Bay, Grand Bahama area, according to immigration officials.
They appeared before Magistrate Debbie Ferguson to answer to the charge of illegal landing, contrary to Section 19 (1) of the Immigration Act.
“The charge was read to the defendants with the assistance of an independent translator,” the Department of Immigration noted.
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