Kildare Senator raises issue of Dementia and Alzheimer s care at Council of Europe meeting
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Kildare Nationalist — Kildare senator raises Dementia and Alzheimer s care with Health Commissioner at Council of Europe meeting
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Trinidad and Tobago seeking covid19 vaccines from EU
TRINIDAD and Tobago is seeking covid19 vaccines from the European Union (EU).
Leader of Government Business Camille Robinson-Regis made this announcement in the House of Representatives on Monday.
Responding to a question from the Opposition on behalf of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Dr Amery Browne, Robinson-Regis said Government is following up on an announcement by EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakidou on May 21 that the EU is developing a mechanism to share surplus vaccines with developing countries.
Robinson-Regis said communication with the EU to acquire some of its surplus vaccines will be done through correspondence by the Prime Minister and this country s ambassador to the EU, who is based in Brussels, Belgium. Dr Rowley is the current Caricom chairman.
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The party said the shipment of animals loaded in Spain in December had ended up off the Turkish-held north of the island because no country would receive them.
Cyprus Animal Party urged the Cypriot government on Sunday to intervene and rescue hundreds of sick cattle on a ship anchored off the island s northern coast.
The party said the shipment of animals loaded in Spain in December had ended up off the Turkish-held north of the island because no country would receive them.
It called on the Republic of Cyprus government to use all appropriate means to rescue the sick animals that have been in limbo for two months without a destination.