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April 29, 2020
GUYANA could soon join global trials for antibody treatment of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease, said Deputy Chief Medical Officer (DCMO), Dr. Karen Boyle. The COVID-19 pandemic has reached
Archive for the Month: April 2020
April 29, 2020
–Health official urges East Coast residents to take advantage of Paradise facility ONE day after a COVID-19 Screening and Sample-collecting Centre was established at Paradise, on the East Coast
April 29, 2020
-GPHC steps up efforts to protect Guyana’s mothers SAFEGUARDING Guyana’s mothers and future will take extra effort, as pregnant women are listed in the “high-risk” population for the deadly
April 29, 2020
THE Chinese Association of Guyana has noted with disappointment, the circulation of a photograph on social media which suggests that Chinese nationals removed an unconscious or dead body from
April 29, 2020
THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC), on Monday morning, met with representatives from the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO), to discuss enforcement techniques and additional measures that can be implemented
April 29, 2020
— improve in areas of digitisation, food security, energy THE coronavirus pandemic has taught the Caribbean that it should not return to its previous modus operandi post-COVID-19 but must
April 29, 2020
CARICOM Special Rapporteur on Disability, Senator Dr. Floyd Morris, has called on regional governments and members of the private sector, to give special consideration to persons with disabilities during
April 29, 2020
CARICOM Deputy Secretary-General, Amb. Manorma Soeknandan, Ph.D, has called for the narrowing of the gender gap between men and women in the field of ICT. Ambassador, Soeknandan threw out
April 29, 2020
— Guyanese ICU nurse tells of experience working with COVID-19 patients in U.S. “I usually get the patients when they’re crashing or about to die,” said Ronessa Mingo, a
April 29, 2020
‘HELP GUYANA’, a novel software platform providing crisis management solutions, has been created to assist vulnerable individuals and communities, while providing the public with necessary services, during the COVID-19
