Following news that Barbados recorded its first two Covid 19 cases, Barbadians with chronic respiratory illnesses have been advised to protect themselves by avoiding large gatherings and practising good hand hygiene regularly.
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Covid-19 causing tourism cancellations
Covid 19 is taking its toll as daily tourism cancellations are being reported in Barbados .
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Barbados and the Bridgetown Port are losing out in many ways as U.S cruiselines halt sailings.
Read moreMasqueraders concerned about Crop Over
The Barbados Masqueraders Association is concerned about the Crop Over Festival this year.
Read moreSuspension Of Visits & Closures Of Public Health Institutions
Visits to public health care institutions have been suspended, and some facilities closed, as a result of the activation of Stage 1 of the Barbados National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan.
Read moreTransport Board Ensuring Safety Of Commuters
In light of Barbados recording its first two cases of COVID-19, Chief Executive Officer of the Transport Board, Fabian Wharton, is assuring the public that his organization is taking every possible measure to ensure the safety of commuters.
Read moreBarbados records first two cases of Covid-19
Today I am advising the public that Barbados has recorded its first two cases of COVID-19.
Read moreReasons For Not Closing Borders & Instituting Travel Bans
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has commented on why Barbados has not instituted a ban on all travel and closed its borders, during an interview at Ilaro Court on COVID-19.
Read moreSchools closing early on Wednesday
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training is informing all parents and guardians that all public Nursery, Primary, Secondary and Special schools will be closed on Wednesday 18th March, 2020 at 12:00 pm.
Read morePM Speaks On Mass Based Events In Wake Of COVID -19
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley touched on the issue of mass-based events during an interview at Ilaro Court on the COVID-19 pandemic. The following decisions were reached.
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