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Missing man warned against going into water - Vimarsana News

Missing man warned against going into water

Missing man warned against going into water Article by February 2, 2021 Beach-goers at a St James beach were thrown into a state of shock on Sunday when they witnessed a 61-year-old British national disappear at sea. One of the eyewitnesses told Barbados TODAY that he was still in disbelief about the events that led to Mark Smith’s disappearance. Opting not to give his name, the eyewitness explained that he and two other men were standing in the area when they saw the man making his way towards the water. He said they repeatedly shouted, pleading with Smith to turn back...

Skai on path to beating dengue fever - Dad - Vimarsana News

Skai on path to beating dengue fever - Dad

Four-year-old Skai Greenidge is on the mend, her father Rommel Greenidge has reported. Since an appeal was launched three days ago her condition has significantly improved as she fights dengue haemorrhagic fever. Earlier this week, the infant was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital where she lay unconscious, needing a second blood transfusion after being diagnosed with the mosquito-borne illness. Greenidge told Barbados TODAY that his daughter is now out of intensive care and is resting on Ward C8 with her mother. He said that Skai has developed a blood clot in her right arm but it is b...

LIAT Administrator warns of possible legal action if regional gov'ts do not come to employees' aid - Vimarsana News

LIAT Administrator warns of possible legal action if regional gov'ts do not come to employees' aid

Get the Apps Home / Top Featured Article / LIAT Administrator warns of possible legal action if regional gov’ts do not come to employees’ aid LIAT Administrator warns of possible legal action if regional gov’ts do not come to employees’ aid Article by January 29, 2021 Another 103 employees of the collapsed regional airline LIAT are to be terminated, joining close to 600 already on the breadline following the demise of the carrier. This has been revealed by Cleveland Seaforth, the Antigua and Barbuda court-approved Administrator of the company in a letter dated Ja...

Symmonds urges small biz owners register for help - Vimarsana News

Symmonds urges small biz owners register for help

Symmonds urges small biz owners register for help Article by January 29, 2021 Government said Thursday it will pump $3 million in stimulus for the roughly 3,000 registered shop owners and vendors whose operations are to be closed for two weeks from next Wednesday. And millions more in financial assistance are to be made available for a range of other registered small business operators as well as unregistered entrepreneurs. Providing the update on the new lockdown policy for businesses during a media conference, Minister of Small Business Kerrie Symmonds said the cash stim...

'Overwhelming public support' for four-year-old, stricken with dengue - Vimarsana News

'Overwhelming public support' for four-year-old, stricken with dengue

January 26, 2021 The father of four-year-old Skai Greenidge has thanked the public for an overwhelming show of support for his daughter as she battles the dengue fever. Rommel Greenidge told Barbados TODAY that his daughter is currently unconscious in paediatric intensive care. He said: “From about [last] Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning, my daughter developed a really high fever and some vomiting when we took her to our medical practitioner, he sent us immediately to the QEH [ Queen Elizabeth Hospital] to get some fluids for her because she was severely dehydrated.” A...