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Article by Social Share A 93-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man, both with comorbidities, are the latest people to succumb to coronavirus (COVID-19) The woman passed away on February 18, at Enmore, after being admitted, first to the Accident and Emergency Department of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on the February 17, and from there to Enmore. This morning, the 60-year-old-man passed away at Harrison Point where he had been a patient for a month, with the last 18 days spent on a ventilator, according to a statement from the COVID Communications Unit (CCU). “These deaths come amid Gov...

Submitted by Grenville Phillips II We have been asked how we would have responded to COVID-19.  We provided our best advice about one year ago, but the Government rejected it at that time.  Given the foreseen nightmare scenario, they should reconsider - for all our sakes. In the past 15 days, we had 15 new…

BLP in St George North Tree Falls at Martindale's Road 39 new virus cases, 54 recoveries Social Share Barbados recorded 39 new positive cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, February 17, out of the 967 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. The cases included samples dating back to February 9. There were 54 recoveries which brought the number of active cases to 811. The 39 new cases comprised 24 women and 15 men. Seven of them had already been at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility undergoing assessment to determi...

The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory reported 151 new COVID-19 positive cases for Tuesday February 16, 2021. The 1 856 tests included samples from the last nine days. Fifty-five people recovered, bringing the number of active cases to 826. There was one death, a 73-year-old man with comorbidities, who passes away after spending five days at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility in St Lucy. The number of deaths from COVID …

Barbados Nurses Association (BNA) Nurses who have been impacted by the unfortunate death of one of their colleagues, who succumbed to COVID-19, need help coping mentally and emotionally. The Barbados Nurses Association (BNA) is joining with its members to extend condolences to the family of the deceased, who passed away after nine days at the Harrison Point Facility. Related Article President of the Association C. Joannah Waterman said, "It is with deep regret and a saddened heart to have learnt of the passing of our colleague." Her death was announced officially by the Health and Wellness Mi...