Easter weekend activities could bring about a surge without adherence to health protocols
NASSAU, BAHAMAS Director of the National HIV/AIDS and Infectious Disease Programme Dr Nikkiah Forbes said yesterday that a sustained increase in coronavirus cases that could indicate The Bahamas is “on the brink of a third wave” can be attributed in part to failure to adhere to health protocols in the workplace and other social settings.
“Health experts, we continue to look at the trends,” she told
Eyewitness News.
“We look at curves, that graphical model of the number of cases over time, to see if there has been an uptick.
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Nassau – Investigations are continuing following an incident in which a plane crashed in waters off North Cat Cay on Saturday afternoon with three people on board.
According to the Air Accident Investigation Authority (AAIA), officials received information about a downed plane near Cat Cay shortly before 2 p.m.
Preliminary information revealed that a single engine Piper PA28 aircraft, with United States registration, had an engine malfunction, shortly after the plane left Cat Cay with three people on board en route to Grand Bahama International Airport.
According to AAIA, the three people were transported to Grand Bahama for medical evaluation, but the extent of any injuries were not disclosed
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