Deyalsingh: Teachers will be essential workers for covid19 vaccine
Wednesday 3 February 2021
Laventille Government Primary School standard one student Merci Murray does a class exercise on a tablet schoomates, from left, Zaara Adams, Tiffany Williams and Shamyah Jack and principal Patricia Thorington look on on January 6. Teachers will be among the essential workers to receive the covid19 vaccine Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said on Wednesday. File photo -
HEALTH Minister Terrence Deyalsingh has said that teachers are to be considered essential workers during the distribution of covid19 vaccines.
He revealed this at a press conference at the Diplomatic Centre in St Ann s on Wednesday morning.
Family gives 20 tablets to Laventille schools
Thursday 28 January 2021
Laventille Girls Government Primary pupils with their tablets at the presentation ceremony. Standing behind them are Hernandez family members who donated 20 tablets to the schools. From left are Margaret Edwards, Robert Hernandez, Patricia Thorington, principal of Laventille Girls School, and Bernadette Hernandez. -
THE Hernandez family of Erica Street, Success Village, Laventille, donated 20 tablet devices to the Laventille Boys and Girls Government Primary Schools.
A media release said each school received ten tablets. A presentation was made at the boys school to the principal, Carel Lewis, and the ten students, followed by a presentation to girls school principal Patricia Thorington, and ten students on January 6.
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School Building Gutted In Blaze
Locals told the news agency
KNO that a massive fire broke out this evening at Government Primary School building Nadigam following which they called officials and tried to douse off fire.
School Building Gutted In Blaze
They said that the school building was partially damaged till the fire was doused, adding that the fire tenders couldn’t reach on time as snow remained accumulated on the roads leading to the school.
They said that four rooms of the school were damaged.
Meanwhile, a police officer said that fire was put under control while the cause of the fire is being ascertained.
Five killed over family feud in Lakki Marwat
They were rushed to a nearby hospital where they also succumbed to their injuries
PESHAWAR/
LAKKI MARWAT:
At least five people were gunned down over a family feud in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Lakki Marwat district.
Local police told The Express Tribune that near Government Primary School, Mohalla Baghbanan, unknown people opened fire in which three people were killed and two were left seriously injured. They were rushed to a nearby hospital where they also succumbed to their injuries.
Police said that the deceased had been identified as Khadim Khan, Syed Alam and Awal Khan. Two injured Jehangir and Fuji succumbed to their injuries in the hospital, bringing the death toll to 5 in the incident.