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The ministry of health’s drive to vaccinate over 50,000 Vincentians against COVID-19 over the next six weeks began in full this Wednesday and will continue in Georgetown, Chateaubelair, Pembroke and Calliaqua this weekend. [caption id=
MOH launches full scale COVID-19 national vaccination programme Vaccination drive Social Share The ministry of health’s drive to vaccinate over 50,000 Vincentians against COVID-19 over the next six weeks began in full this Wednesday and will continue in Georgetown, Chateaubelair, Pembroke and Calliaqua this weekend. CMO Dr Simone Keizer-Beache in conversation with a man who just received his COVID-19 jab at Victoria Park The full scale launch of the COVID-19 National Vaccination Deployment Programme was held at the Victoria Park in Kingstown and at health centres throughout the ...
Social Share by Lyf Compton Houses for 47 families from Rose Place who will be displaced by the US$185 million port modernization project are expected to be completed by September this year. Two of the units that are part of the housing project at Lowman’s Bay which will be home to 47 families from Rose Place who will be displaced by the US$185 million port modernization project. The houses are expected to be completed by September this year. Several contractors are involved in the project at Lowmans Bay and so far, four of the houses have been completed along with a substantial...
Brace for steep price hikes, consumers warned Local businessman Leonet Anderson by Lyf Compton The COVID-19 pandemic is driving up the cost of manufacturing and shipping, and consumers should brace themselves for increased prices. “This is critical going forward. When everything is rising for consumers how are they going to afford it,” is the question being posed by local businessman Leonet Anderson, owner of General Hardware Supplies in Arnos Vale. Anderson told SEARCHLIGHT on Thursday that since the COVID-19 pandemic hit last year, there has been what he considers a “tremendous” in...
From left: Fitz Hughes residents Godfrey Grandison, Dain Walters and “Noriega” Social Share by Lyf Compton The panic and chaos that took place last Saturday in North Leeward after a red glow was observed coming from La Soufriere was fuelled by lack of information and fake news spread on social media. On Tuesday, Dain Walters of Fitz Hughes told SEARCHLIGHT that it became very “hectic” on Saturday night when persons observed the red fiery glow coming from the volcano that sits on a perch looking over the North Leeward community like a god. He said it was not the first time...