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Minister of Health, St Clair Prince is heading a delegation to the Pan American Health Organisation’s 30th Pan American Sanitary Conference as well as the 43rd Council for Human and Social Development- Health (COHSOD), in Washington DC. Minister Prince along with Epidemiologist Tamara Bobb represented St Vincent and the Grenadines at the September 43rd meeting of the Council for Human and Social Development- Health (COHSOD) on September 24-25. This meeting …

THE GAMMAVARIANT has been identified as the most prevalent of the three COVID-19 variants that have been found to be present in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). And health authorities have warned that this variant is more easily transmissible and more deadly than the original variant, but just as aggressive as the Delta variant. Tamara Bobb, epidemiologist in the Ministry of Health said local authorities continue to send samples …

THE GAMMAVARIANT has been identified as the most prevalent of the three COVID-19 variants that have been found to be present in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). And health authorities have warned that this variant is more easily transmissible and more deadly than the original variant, but just as aggressive as the Delta variant. Tamara Bobb, epidemiologist in the Ministry of Health said local authorities continue to send samples …

THIS COUNTRY has been recording on average, six COVID-19 related deaths per week, within the past six weeks. This is according to the latest situational report from the Ministry of Health. Epidemiologist, Tamara Bobb said at a press conference on Tuesday that St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), had 54 reported deaths relating to COVID-19, as of October 17. “Before the current spike, we had 12 deaths recorded. Our current …

THIS COUNTRY has been recording on average, six COVID-19 related deaths per week, within the past six weeks. This is according to the latest situational report from the Ministry of Health. Epidemiologist, Tamara Bobb said at a press conference on Tuesday that St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), had 54 reported deaths relating to COVID-19, as of October 17. “Before the current spike, we had 12 deaths recorded. Our current …