Daily Archive: Sunday, April 5, 2020

Articles published on Sunday, April 5, 2020

Moses Nagamootoo

PM defends lockdown

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo yesterday said that the emergency measures ordered by Minister of Public Health Volda Lawrence to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) are aimed at avoiding people clustering and not at stopping the economic activity of the country entirely.

Hugh Ross

Covid-19 has no friend or foe

The world is waging war on the pandemic COVID-19 and our very own World Champion and renowned bodybuilder/Law Enforcement Officer, Hugh Ross is on the front lines in New York City.

FLASHBACK: Brian Lara is embraced by Jimmy Adams (left) and Curtly Ambrose after hitting the winning runs in the third Test against Australia in 1999.

Lara recalls famous Test victory in COVID-19 fight

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Legendary left-hander Brian Lara has recounted how the storied meeting with two close friends in the wee hours of the final day of the third Test against Australia in 1999 here, helped propel West Indies to an historic win, as he urged the region to find collective resolve to fight the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

Lieutenant Colonel Kester Craig

CDC mobilising relief supplies for vulnerable families, communities

The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) through the National Emergency Operation Centre (NEOC) is mobilising relief items, including masks, hygiene products and food supplies, for vulnerable families and communities expected to be affected by the institution of the nationwide emergency measures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

COVID-19 further wrecks CONCACAF calendar

MIAMI, Florida,  CMC – The coronavirus pandemic on Friday continued to wreak havoc on the Caribbean football calendar, with organisers forced to postpone next month’s final stage of the Caribbean Club Championship along with the 2021 Gold Cup qualifiers set for June.

Vending outside of Port Mourant Market yesterday

Port Mourant Market closed until further notice

The Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) in charge of the Port Mourant Market in Region Six has closed the market until further notice in response to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), while the region’s town councils have issued stricter guide-lines for businesses and vendors.

True Horror

Todd Haynes’ legal thriller “Dark Waters” is a dramatisation of a lawyer’s battle to uncover how the chemical manufacturing corporation DuPont contaminated a town, and a country, with its unregulated chemicals.

What next?

After social distancing measures have been ignored by some sectors of the population, the government has introduced a one-month lockdown for the entire country.

SASOD

Alessandra Hereman and SASOD’s Joel Simpson at the virtual press briefing last week, when the findings of the study were presented.