Food vendors report slow sales on first day out, as cops keep watch
A heavy police presence on Ariapita Avenue yesterday morning as officers kept a close eye…
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Lawyer warns employers: Not rostering unvaccinated workers can land you in court
While employers can encourage their employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine, attorney Martin George says…
Doctors suggest longer curfew hours
While it fully supports Government’s decision to impose another curfew given the significant increase in…
Duguid: Hurricane StrapIt to save roofs
The National Housing Corporation (NHC) is set to launch a new programme called Hurricane StrapIt,…
BL&P: 70 per cent of electricity restored
The Barbados Light & Power Company (BL&P) has made clear that electricity has been safely…
Jamaica misses the worst of Elsa but officals urge caution for the rest of the hurricane season
Jamaica was yesterday spared the worst effects of Tropical Storm Elsa with only a few parishes…
Regional, international experts coming to assess flood impact for assistance
A team of Caribbean experts is expected in Guyana to conduct a detailed assessment of…
More roadblocks coming! Police to crack down on pre-curfew rush
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says police have noticed an alarming trend of citizens rushing on…
4,416 vaccines administered in one day
The country’s first public/private mass vaccination drive has exceeded expectations with 2,697 employees in the…
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After months of lockdown under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA), public beaches and rivers were…