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Health Minister says A&E to reopen in June

Article by Social Share Minister of Health and Wellness, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic announced on Sunday that the upgraded Accident and Emergency Department (A&E) at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) will be opening in another three weeks. Speaking at the Barbados Labour Party’s Stan’ Home Political Mass Rally held virtually for the most part, he said that “the weekend of June 12” was the date set for the full reopening to the public, while he noted that construction had ended, and it was in the snagging stages now. “This is very important,” he said to applause from people at The Lester Vaughan School from where the rally was streamed “live”.

75-year-old woman succumbs to virus, 16 new cases, 39 people recover

Article by Social Share A 75-year-old Barbadian woman died last night as a result of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). She had pre-existing chronic non-communicable diseases and passed away after spending 14 days at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility.  The virus has now claimed 39 lives. A statement from Government also said that on Monday, March 15, the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory identified 16 new positive cases of COVID-19 from among 358 tests. There were also 39 recoveries, bringing the number of active cases to 165. The 16 positive individuals comprise five women and 11 men.  Five of them were already at the Harrison Point Facility undergoing assessment. The total number of confirmed cases recorded since the pandemic began is 3 458 – 1 639 females and 1 819 males – and 3 254 people have recovered from the virus.

COVID-19 spike response to include more Cuban medics, new mobile lab

Four English-speaking Lab Technicians Additionally, the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) has committed to sending a Virologist, “in short order”, to assist with training. Meanwhile, a truck, fully retrofitted with all the needed medical apparatus, will augment the island’s current laboratory capacity. Referring to Health Minister Lt Col Jeffrey Bostic, PM Mottley disclosed: “Mr Bostic has also been in deep discussions with the Chinese government with respect to the purchase of an additional mobile lab which will considerably boost our capacity beyond the number of machines and personnel that we have at the Best-dos Santos lab. That mobile lab if a combination of persons and robotics so therefore it is not as labour-intensive.”

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