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Buildings demolished: Controversy manufactured

Buildings demolished: ‘Controversy manufactured’ The heavy duty equipment sits on the area on Bentick Square from where three structures were demolished. By: Dayle Da Silva• The state followed the law in acquiring the properties in Bentick Square, Kingstown, that have been demolished to make way for the construction of storage facilities to serve the Laboratory and related specialized services, at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital (MCMH).  According to Senator Julian Francis, Minister of Urban Development, Energy, Airports, Seaports, Grenadines Affairs and Local Government, the controversy that arose as a result of claims made by relatives of the owner(s) of one of the structures demolished, was manufactured.”

SVG DRIP launches with appeal for Vincentians overseas to donate PPE

SVG DRIP launches with appeal for Vincentians overseas to donate PPE Sherrill-Ann Mason Social Share Vincentian organisations around the world have merged efforts to provide relief to their home country in times of crisis. One of the first ventures of this initiative will be to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers in St Vincent and the Grenadines, who are on the frontlines of the fight against the COVID19 pandemic. Ambassador Lou-Anne Gilchrist The St Vincent and the Grenadines Disaster Relief Initiative Platform (SVG DRIP) held its official virtual launch on Saturday, February 20, during which representatives from various organisations in the Diaspora expressed support for the new initiative.

SVG records two more Covid-19 deaths, bringing total to eight

SVG records two more Covid-19 deaths, bringing total to eight Social Share Two new COVID-19 deaths have been recorded in St Vincent and the Grenadines, bringing the total count to eight. Dr Simone Keizer-Beache, the chief medical officer made the announcement during the Ministry of Health’s weekly update on Thursday. The first is a 60-year-old woman of Sandy Bay who died in her home on February 8. Keizer-Beache said the woman was known to be COVID positive and complained of abdominal pain before she died. The chief medical officer added that the pathologist, in consultation with the Ministry of Health, said this death should be ruled as a COVID-19 death, even though they were unable to carry out a post mortem.

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