Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley announced a roll back on public health regulations due to the recent spike in Covid-19 cases. They are as followsFrom next week Monday and for the next 28 days: No in-house dining at restaurants, bars, food courts and malls or within its precincts. Pick up remains available. Beaches and Rivers
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Roshan Parasram explained that the 18 cases highlighted in today’s MOH press release were samples tested from July 31st to present. He said this was due to a change in reporting the cases, which resulted in a lag of about seven days. He said as a means of quality assurance, Positive
From tomorrow, all SEA preparation classes will be discontinued. The examination date remains August 20th 2020. Government will continue to monitor the data provided by the Ministry of Health to determine whether schools will reopen as planned on September 1st, 2020.Elements of risk control and risk management will be considered during this review process. The
Citizens can now access all Government products and services in one space via an app designed and created by the Ministry of Communications, TTOneLink. TTOneLink removes the task of visiting 23 Government Ministries, a number of state enterprises, statutory companies and other autonomous Government agencies to find information on their services and products. Minister of
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh confirmed there will be a virtual meeting with regional/international stakeholders on Wednesday 5th August 2020 to discuss the financing and policy allocations for vaccines, as well as therapeutics and diagnostics to treat with COVID-19. Minister Deyalsingh called for cooperation from the public in assisting officials in their contact tracing efforts. He
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