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Gonsalves: COVID complicating volcano efforts

Social Share Kingstown – Prime Minister of St Vincent & the Grenadines, Dr Ralph Gonsalves, said fears of the COVID-19 viral illness spreading in the country have complicated dealing with the hazards of the erupting La Soufriere volcano. Gonsalves said that managing the evacuations from the danger zone around the volcano had become tricky because there may be instances, when COVID-19 positive people may come into contact with others. “You could see why the Ministry of Health is concerned about doing the PCR test (in shelters) and doing vaccinations because we are still in the time of COVID-19,” he said on the Face-to-Face talk show on the state-owned NBC Radio.

CDEMA warns an active hurricane season looms

CDEMA warns an active hurricane season looms Article by By Marlon Madden  As Barbadians dust off tons of ash, while a major relief effort is underway in volcano-stricken St Vincent, the Caribbean’s top disaster management official has warned the region’s people not to take their eyes off a more active than usual hurricane season that begins in six weeks’ time. The head of the Caribbean Disaster and Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA), Elizabeth Riley, called on residents to be prepared, pointing out that while experts are predicting 17 named storms “remember it only takes one [to cause major destruction]”. “Please bear this in mind,” she told journalists.

SKNVibes | PM Harris praises the huge efforts of citizens and residents to help the people of St Vincent & The Grenadines

SKNVibes | PM Harris praises the huge efforts of citizens and residents to help the people of St Vincent & The Grenadines
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BDF, Police Force to provide security in St Vincent

Article by COLVILLE MOUNSEY A contingent from the Barbados Police and Defence Force is on the way to St Vincent. (Picture by Sandy Pitt) Social Share Members of the Royal Barbados Police Force and the Barbados Defence Force (BDF) are on their way to St Vincent and the Grenadines to bolster security in the wake of the ongoing volcanic eruptions. Speaking to the media prior to departure of the two coast guard vessels carrying the deployment and relief supplies, BDF Chief of Staff Colonel Glyne Grannum explained that the team would assist in anyway required by local law enforcement in St Vincent.

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