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Fogging schedule for July 26-30 - Barbados Today
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Fogging Schedule July 26 to 30, 2021
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July 1, 2021
Even though the Bajefit program continues to attract many participants across the length and breadth of Barbados, coordinator Adrian Donovan said the inclement weather had resulted in a few sessions being rained out.
The longstanding administrator said that despite the bad weather conditions affecting Barbados, organisers will continue to ensure that members of the public can enjoy these sessions where possible
Donovan spoke after Tuesday’s session conducted by National Sports Council instructor Cosmo Edwards at King George V Memorial Park.
“While the Bajefit program continues to gather momentum across the length and breadth of the island, the rain on occasion has caused a few setbacks. In fact, with the passing of a tropical depression that brought about inclement weather we were always looking to the skies and hoping for the best.
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May 13, 2021
The Barbados Government has stepped in to address cries from some sections of the public to close access to that area of Brighton Beach, off Spring Garden, St Michael popularly known as The Hot Pot.
The state’s intervention followed pleas from several Barbadians including the father of the latest person to die from drowning while bathing in the vicinity of the popular bathing spot. A “danger” sign has existed for sometime now, warning members of the public “Do not swim here – strong current.”
The body of 21-year-old Jovonni Moise of Dash Valley, St George washed ashore on Monday after he disappeared while bathing there with friends the day before.