Dear Editor: So, we are on lockdown until September 30, 2020. Let’s pray that everything works out by then. We are really a lockdown-weary people right now. Life cannot continue on this road beyond September – in my opinion. One of the dirty secrets about COVID-19 in
Calamities affected voters' opinions Voter turnout of nearly 70 percent in Puerto Rico may decline as fatigue and mass disillusionment continue to fuel the anger of Puerto Ricans over its government's response to recent calamities. A 4.8 magnitude earthquake just struck the U.S. territory in the Caribbean
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted that the rest of the hurricane season to be “extremely active”. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center said there could be up to 25 storms which have sustained winds of 39mph or greater. “This year, we expect more, stronger,
Federation prepares its tourism sector for influx of visits amid COVID-19 According to the World Health Organisation, St. Kitts and Nevis has not recorded any deaths since it had its first case on March 26. It has also been COVID-19 free since the 17th patient was
Lebanon will observe an official period of mourning for three days after a massive explosion in the capital city of Beirut killed at least 100 people and injured more than 4,000. The whole city was shaken by the blast, which began with a fire at the
The COVID-19 pandemic has created the largest disruption to education in history and prolonged school closures could further entrench inequalities in access to learning, the UN Secretary-General said on Tuesday, underlining the need for “bold steps” to address the crisis. Describing education as “the key to
Five months after the general election, opposition candidate Irfaan Ali has been declared and sworn in as Guyana's president. The declaration came from the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on Sunday afternoon following a meeting of GECOM Commissioners and Chairman Claudette Singh. Following allegations of vote tampering, a
interCaribbean Airways promises reasonable airfare prices with its new connecting services between Barbados, Grenada, St. Lucia, and St Vincent Lyndon Gardiner, founder and chairman of interCaribbean, said that the fare would not be the exorbitant cost passengers have been putting up with, and complaining about, for
Persons entering business places are required to wear a face covering, as the Government of Montserrat continues to encourage COVID-19 safety practices. Under the new Order, ‘S.R.O 49 of 2020 Public Health (COVID19 Suppression) (No.4) (Amendment) Order”, customers and visitors shall wear a face covering when
Buddy, a 7-year-old German shepherd from Staten Island, New York, was the first dog to test positive for the coronavirus in the United States. He died on July 11 after a three-month illness, according to National Geographic. It's unclear whether Buddy died from complications of the
