is dem own trash dat gon kill dem if dem nah gat EDUCASHAN !….
nah leh none badi fule yuh !…

It is unbelievable that two months after a death we still can’t get confirmation – and fact is that I don’t believe this story. When the President himself disappeared for a week, I am almost certain that he had Dengue. But reports stated otherwise.

The Minister should ask himself whether fogging Georgetown every three months is enough given his own statement that “fogging would help for a few hours as it kills only mosquitoes that are on the outside of homes and buildings.”

Enough is not being done. There is little or no education programme on TV and Radio.

and then u ask ,, well how is dengue wah comin fum de envirament dat ah din ingess ,, how dah mekin me sick ,, well is the filthy behavior that u create with leavin yuh garbage to rot whey yuh livin ,, dat causin de maskeyto to come alive an get hungry fuh blood ! de kine u gat ! warm an tasty !

the garbage left strewn in lethem ,, without due care by the community developers ,, and inhabitants should wake up ,,– and this goes for the coast landers too — one morning and find out dat everbadui got de blasted dengue !…..

de moral ???? esi lessen gud fuh dunce ! tell dem me seh suh !…

In Lethem and its immediate environs, Dengue cases are now so normal that it is probably the most common illness around. Yet the health ministry issued a public release stating that there were only about 25 cases recorded in the location. This information is so misleading as to be laughable.

What does our honorable minister of health expect when the authorities simply bury their head in the sands and expect the disease to go away? If they had honestly faced up to this disease from the inception, rather than providing misleading information, then they may have been able to curb it before it became a major outbreak.