An appeal is once again being made for Barbadians to protect the elderly in the population as the country continues to fight COVID-19.
During a press briefing on February 17, Head of Isolation Facilities and Infection Control Specialist, Dr the Mo
Thirty-nine people have lost their lives in the three months Barbados has been battling the Omicron wave of COVID-19. This was disclosed yesterday by head of isolation facilities, The Most Honourable Dr Corey Forde, who explained that the elderly with multiple co-morbidities had the highest number of deaths. He said the median age group for those dying from the disease was 72 years old. Of the casualties, eight were vaccinated, …
Visitations at Harrison Point could commence as early as next Monday, February 21. However, these physical visits will be restricted to persons who have already tested positive for COVID-19.
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