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By Stop hiding! Come out and get tested! Minister of Health and Wellness Jeffrey Bostic did not mince words yesterday, as he urged members of a northern church to stop dodging public health officials who are conducting contact tracing into a cluster of COVID-19 cases. He said public health officials had been hamstrung this week as they attempted to find people associated with the church. Earlier this week in a story broken by the  Midweek Nation, it was revealed that 19 members of the World Harvest Ministries International Church, based in Speightstown, St Peter, had tested positive for the...

Article by Social Share Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams is hosting a Press Conference today to provide a COVID-19 update and National Clean-up update. Abrahams will be joined by Minister of Tourism Lisa Cummins; Minister of Health Jeffrey Bostic; Director of The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre, Erouscilla Joseph; and Senior Veterinary Officer Dr Mark Trotman. (PR) Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams Most massive emergency cleaning campaign in the history of Barbados. Trying to open up major installations to try to get country back up and running. Tr...

Community spokeswoman among those recognised by Rotary Club Article by April 14, 2021 Roslyn Hurley, who is nationally recognised as the voice of disabled persons, is one of three individuals dubbed heroes by the Rotary Club of Barbados South during the current coronavirus crisis. Hurley’s longstanding work to gain acceptance and recognition of persons with disabilities was rewarded recently with an annual Vocation Service Award during an online ceremony held by the service organisation. The Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) was also presented with a Vocation Service Aw...

Social Share The number of COVID-19 deaths moved to 44 after the passing of a 52-year-old Barbadian man on Tuesday, April 6. He suffered from a chronic non-communicable disease and spent 14 days at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility before succumbing to the virus. There were also six new positive COVID-19 cases, one man and five women, recorded on Tuesday. They were identified from 558 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Additionally, eight people recovered and were discharged from isolation. There are now 96 persons in isolation. This is the first time sinc...

April 7, 2021 The number of COVID-19 deaths has moved to 44, following the passing of a 52-year-old Barbadian man on Tuesday, April 6. He suffered from a chronic non-communicable disease and spent 14 days at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility before succumbing to the virus. There were also six new positive COVID-19 cases, one man and five women, recorded on Tuesday. They were identified from 558 tests conducted by the Bestdos Santos Public Health Laboratory. Additionally, eight people recovered and were discharged from isolation. There are now 96 persons in isolation. This is the...