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Pepper spray debate heads to Senate next week

Pepper spray debate heads to Senate next week by OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENT Long-await­ed leg­is­la­tion for pep­per spray use will be de­bat­ed in the Sen­ate next Tues­day and apart from ap­pli­cants over 18, cer­tain cat­e­gories of law en­force­ment will al­so be al­lowed to use it in their du­ties. Plus there will be huge fines, along with jail terms, for mis­use of the non-lethal weapon. At­tor­ney Gen­er­al Faris Al-Rawi con­firmed de­vel­op­ments Wednes­day. Pro­pos­als for pep­per spray use are an amend­ment to the Firearms Act. It re­quires on­ly a sim­ple ma­jor­i­ty of votes large­ly Gov­ern­ment’s for pas­sage

Reimposed restrictions forces cancellation of soca

Reimposed restrictions forces cancellation of soca telethon bo­bie-lee.dixon@guardian.co.tt The Gov­ern­ment’s reim­posed re­stric­tions have forced the can­cel­la­tion of the so­ca fra­ter­ni­ty’s telethon which was sched­uled for Sat­ur­day at the Queen’s Hall in St Ann’s. The ini­tia­tive, head­ed by so­ca’s pow­er cou­ple Bun­ji Gar­lin (Ian Al­varez) and his wife Fay-Ann Lyons, was sup­posed to be host­ed to as­sist in re­lief ef­forts for St Vin­cent and the Grenadines, (SVG), but with one of the reim­ple­ment­ed re­stric­tions be­ing a ban on pub­lic gath­er­ings num­ber­ing be­yond five half of the pre­vi­ous num­ber, Lyons-Al­varez told Guardian Me­dia there will be no telethon.

Relatives claim man paralysed after taking COVID-19 vaccine

Relatives claim man paralysed after taking COVID-19 vaccine by Kevon Felmine The fam­i­ly of a re­tired health in­spec­tor now on the verge of death claims he de­vel­oped sev­er­al blood clots af­ter re­ceiv­ing the Ox­ford As­traZeneca COVID-19 vac­cine last week. The man’s nephew told Crime Watch host Ian Al­leyne that his 60-year-old un­cle went to the Princes Town Dis­trict Health Fa­cil­i­ty last Wednes­day and re­ceived the shot. On Fri­day morn­ing, the man com­plained of bel­ly pains and went to lie down.

SWRHA completes preliminary investigation

SWRHA completes preliminary investigation A vial of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine The South-West Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ty (SWRHA) says a pre­lim­i­nary clin­i­cal in­ves­ti­ga­tion in­to al­le­ga­tions made by rel­a­tives of a pa­tient about a cor­re­la­tion be­tween the ad­min­is­tra­tion of the COVID-19 Ox­ford As­tra Zeneca vac­cine shot and a blood clot ex­pe­ri­enced by the pa­tient, has so far in­di­cat­ed there is no ev­i­dence link­ing the pa­tient s con­di­tion with the vac­cine.

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