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A man receives a shot of the COVID-19 vaccine at the National Arena. (Photo: Marlon Reid) The Ministry of Health and Wellness has released the list of  Vaccination Blitz sites for Tuesday, April 13. At the close of Monday, preliminary reports show that more than 23,000 Jamaicans received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by AstraZeneca. See list of sites for Tuesday below. Kingston and St Andrew: National Arena, St Joseph's Hospital, Good Samaritan Inn and Mona Aging and Wellness Centre; St Thomas: Morant Bay Health Centre; St Catherine: Twickenham Park Open Bible Ch...

The Health Ministry is reporting that at the close of Monday, April 12, preliminary reports show that more than 23,000 Jamaicans received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by AstraZeneca. The ministry in a release stated that this has increased the number of persons vaccinated during the blitz campaign to over 60,000; when added to the number of person previously -some 42,000, means that Jamaica has surpassed the 100,000 mark for persons inoculated with the COVID-19 vaccine.  “As the ministry enters its final day of the weekend islandwide vaccination blitz, the target ...

Another 20 schools hit by Covid cases in Greater Manchester It brings the number of number of schools affected by the virus since reopening to more than 50 Updated Another 20 schools in Greater Manchester have been affected by confirmed Covid cases. We reported last night how 31 of the region's schools have already had to send children home following cases among pupils, staff or both. Today the number has topped 50, with high schools and primaries both affected by positive tests. Headteacher Phil Brooke warned families to be on the lookout for lesser known symptoms experienced by those who ...

'We're paying the price of big bang approach' on schools, say unions as more Covid cases confirmed Another nine schools have been affected by positive cases just days after they reopened in full Updated We're paying the price of the 'big bang', union says (Image: Getty Images) Union leaders say we're 'paying the price' for the decision to bring all pupils back at once as more schools confirm positive cases. After the first week back for most children, more than 20 schools across Greater Manchester have been affected by pupils, staff or both testing positive for Covid. In some, just a small n...

Noelita Lawrence-Ricketts Like an eagle gliding through the clouds with elegance, grace and ease, Daniella Anglin is one day hoping to soar onto the local and international stage, fulfilling her bid of becoming a professional athlete. The lanky High Jumper, also known as ‘DUMPLIN’, after fighting a boy in Primary school over a dumpling, is the Western Mirror’s latest featured athlete as the entity continues its light-sided look at those who delight us in our sporting entertainments throughout each year. Daniella was born on November 15, 2001, in the rural area of John’s Hall district ...