Daily Archive: Monday, October 26, 2020

Articles published on Monday, October 26, 2020

GPHC debunks social media post

The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation today noted with concern the circulation of a post on social media purporting that today, two persons who came to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) to be tested for COVID-19 collapsed and died.

Travis Bess

Bess eyes Concacaf C-License come 2021

Emerging national youth coach Travis Bess has declared that his aim for 2021 is to become a Concacaf C-License holder as well as to commence the process of becoming the premier Youth, Futsal and Beach goalkeeper coach for the respective national programmes.

Sam Curran picked three wickets while Ruturaj Gaikwad scored an unbeaten 65 in Chennai Super Kings’ win over Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Chennai roars back with win over RCB

Ruturaj Gaikwad scored an unbeaten fifty while Sam Curran picked up three wickets as Chennai Super Kings (CSK) beat Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) by eight wickets in Match 44 of the Dream11 Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium yesterday.

Hayley Matthews

Matthews opens Big Bash with first-ball “duck”

SYDNEY, Australia, Oct 25, CMC – West Indies all-rounder Hayley Matthews made a wretched start to the Women’s Big Bash League season when she was dismissed for a first-ball “duck” as her Hobart Hurricanes went down by eight wickets to Adelaide Strikers here yesterday.

Donald Tapia

US warns Jamaica against Chinese 5G

(Jamaica Observer) The United States has fired a shot across the bow of the Jamaican Government in relation to the installation of fifth generation (5G) mobile technology infrastructure, saying that any decision to engage China or a Chinese firm poses several risks to the island, particularly to the financial sector.

Minister Walrond’s status

It boggles the mind that after all the upheaval created by the dual citizenship of former MP Charrandass Persaud which forced the resignation from Parliament of the current Opposition Leader Joseph Harmon, the current Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira and the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge that we are facing yet again a similar situation.