Principals say first day of face to face a success
Principals at both secondary and primary schools in St Vincent and the Grenadines have deemed the first day of face to face classes for 2021 a success. [caption id=
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Principals at both secondary and primary schools in St Vincent and the Grenadines have deemed the first day of face to face classes for 2021 a success. [caption id=
Principals at both secondary and primary schools in St Vincent and the Grenadines have deemed the first day of face to face classes for 2021 a success. [caption id=
Social Share KINGSTOWN – If taking a Covid-19 vaccination becomes mandatory, some evacuees will not be staying at the shelters in St Vincent. “Only problem I will have is if they (the authorities) say anything about the vaccine. I rather go back go meet Soufriere than take the vaccine. Me ain’t in this vaccine thing. The vaccine to me, it not 100 per cent. So me hear people ah die from it too, so rather me hear me dead from natural causes than me take the vaccine and me dead,” Keandra Lewis, a 26-year-old of Troumaca stated Friday morning, a few hours after explosive eruptions star...
If Covid-19 vaccination becomes mandatory, we will leave the shelters – Evacuees Shiloh George of Troumaca will leave the emergency centre if forced to take the Covid-19 vaccine Social Share Some evacuees have expressed that if taking a Covid-19 vaccination becomes mandatory, they will not be staying at the shelters. “Only problem I will have is if they (the authorities) say anything about the vaccine. I rather go back go meet Soufriere than take the vaccine. Me ain’t in this vaccine thing. The vaccine to me, it not 100 per cent. So me hear people ah die from it too, so rat...