– mulls establishment of mobile unit to assist CHIEF Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Shamdeo Persaud, has stated that the Ministry of Public Health has expanded the protocol on the

A SINGLE mother has decided to put her sewing skills to use and make masks meant to protect persons from contracting the novel coronavirus while preventing the spread of

– but COVID restrictions playing havoc with funeral arrangements By Jeune Bailey Van Keric BETSY Ground centenarian, Rachael Isabella Micheal, died peacefully at her home just after midday on

THE Ministry of Public Health is putting systems in place to ensure that there is an adequate amount of personal protective equipment (PPE) in stock, particularly for health workers

– GTA Head says Guyana stands to benefit By Lisa Hamilton WHEN it is safe for Guyana to reopen it ports to international travel, how well the country performed

AN accident on No. 64 Public Road, Corentyne, Berbice, has left one dead. The dead man has been identified as 43- year-old Keshwardial Harkie. According to reports, the accident

GUYANA’S Chief Medical Officer, Dr Shamdeo Persaud, is urging Guyanese not to be susceptible to false information regarding the deadly coronavirus (COVID-19). During his appearance on the National Communications

POLICE are investigating the fatal accident at Bartica, Region Seven, which claimed the life of 20-year-old motorcyclist, Raphael Haly. Haly of Robb Street, Georgetown, and also Bartica was involved

THE police are currently investigating the murder of Albert Raghu, called ‘Soldier’, who was allegedly killed by his sister-in-law and her husband, during a family dispute. Raghu, a 40-year-old

THE Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is set to host an emergency meeting next Wednesday to assess the health and economic challenges inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic and to discuss strategies