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Tuesday, April 15, 2025

COVID-19

Covid-19 Cases in Trinidad and Tobago

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Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Deyalsingh praises COVID patients for telling stories

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Raphael john Lall
Sat Dec 04 2021
Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

ANISTO ALVES

TTPS to enforce COVID protocols more rigidly

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Raphael John lall
Sat Dec 04 2021

984 new COVID cases, 17 new deaths

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Fri Dec 03 2021
President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

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Chaguanas chamber calls for sustainable investments in 2022

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SHASTRI BOODAN
Fri Dec 03 2021

Get vaccinated now says former hospital medical director

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RADHICA DE SILVA
Fri Dec 03 2021
Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

African Union health watchdog CDC appeals for calm over Omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

WHO says measures used against delta should work for omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

Cuba to update domestic vaccine to battle Omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

UPDATED: US announces changes to COVID-19 travel policy, one day tests now required

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Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

Global food prices are at their highest in a decade – UN report

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Fri Dec 03 2021

Brace for impact from Omicron 

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Fri Dec 03 2021

PAHO urges public health measures and vaccination given Omicron variant 

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Thu Dec 02 2021
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Photo by Shamia Casiano from Pexels.

Photo by Shamia Casiano from Pexels.

Flying to the United States soon? Here’s what you need to know about the new COVID testing rules

Last Fri­day, US Pres­i­dent Joe Biden an­nounced new trav­el rules for all for­eign­ers en­ter­ing the Unit­ed States. In a bid to slow the spread of the Omi­cron vari­ant, trav­ellers now have to take a pre-de­par­ture COVID-19 test no more than one day be­fore trav­el. Pre­vi­ous­ly, trav­ellers had to take a test three days be­fore trav­el. If you’re trav­el­ling in the weeks ahead, here’s what you need to know. 

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BRENT PINHEIRO
Sun Dec 05 2021

Testing time for Tobago

Over­shad­owed by the worst spike in COVID-19 cas­es since the start of the pan­dem­ic, vot­ing takes place to­mor­row for the sec­ond time this year to elect a new To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA).

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Sun Dec 05 2021
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Deyalsingh praises COVID patients for telling stories

Health Min­is­ter Ter­rence Deyals­ingh yes­ter­day praised two women who sur­vived bouts of COVID-19 for giv­ing their sto­ries to Guardian Me­dia and the me­dia house for re­port­ing re­spon­si­bly on the is­sue.

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Raphael john Lall
Sat Dec 04 2021
Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

ANISTO ALVES

TTPS to enforce COVID protocols more rigidly

Deputy Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Mc­Don­ald Ja­cob is warn­ing those who wish to de­lib­er­ate­ly vi­o­late the Pub­lic Health Reg­u­la­tions that the Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) will en­force the law.

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Raphael John lall
Sat Dec 04 2021

984 new COVID cases, 17 new deaths

The dai­ly num­ber in­fec­tions from COVID-19 have come per­ilous­ly close to one thou­sand, as the Min­istry of Health record­ed some 984 new pos­i­tive cas­es to­day, Fri­day 3 De­cem­ber 2021.

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Fri Dec 03 2021
President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

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Chaguanas chamber calls for sustainable investments in 2022

The eco­nom­ic growth pre­dict­ed in 2022 from the pe­tro­le­um sec­tor should be in­vest­ed in sus­tain­able eco­nom­ic de­vel­op­ment, ac­cord­ing to Richie Sookhai, Pres­i­dent of the Ch­agua­nas Cham­ber of In­dus­try and Com­merce (CCIC). 

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SHASTRI BOODAN
Fri Dec 03 2021

Get vaccinated now says former hospital medical director

Hav­ing sur­vived COVID-19, for­mer med­ical di­rec­tor at the San Fer­nan­do Gen­er­al Hos­pi­tal, Dr Anand Cha­toor­goon has been treat­ing COVID-19 pa­tients at home, ad­min­is­ter­ing drugs, in­tra­venous flu­ids, oxy­gen ther­a­py and even con­vinc­ing rel­a­tives to get vac­ci­nat­ed.

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RADHICA DE SILVA
Fri Dec 03 2021
Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

African Union health watchdog CDC appeals for calm over Omicron

The head of the African Union’s health watch­dog urges mod­er­a­tion in the world’s re­ac­tion to the new coro­n­avirus vari­ant.

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Fri Dec 03 2021
A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

WHO says measures used against delta should work for omicron

MANI­LA, Philip­pines (AP) — Mea­sures used to counter the delta vari­ant should re­main the foun­da­tion for fight­ing the coro­n­avirus pan­dem­ic, even in the face of the new omi­cron ver­sion of the virus, World Health Or­ga­ni­za­tion of­fi­cials said Fri­day, while ac­knowl­edg­ing that the trav­el re­stric­tions im­posed by some coun­tries may buy time.

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Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

Cuba to update domestic vaccine to battle Omicron

■ The is­land has a strong home­grown biotech­nol­o­gy in­dus­try and is ex­port­ing vac­cines to oth­er de­vel­op­ing na­tions ■

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Fri Dec 03 2021
Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

UPDATED: US announces changes to COVID-19 travel policy, one day tests now required

The Unit­ed States will now re­quire all in­bound trav­ellers, re­gard­less of na­tion­al­i­ty or vac­ci­na­tion sta­tus, to pro­vide a neg­a­tive COVID-19 test re­sult tak­en one day pri­or to trav­el. Ac­cord­ing to the CDC, the one-day pe­ri­od is one day be­fore the flight’s de­par­ture and not 24 hours be­fore. For ex­am­ple, if your flight is at 3 pm on a Sat­ur­day, you could board with a neg­a­tive test tak­en any time the Fri­day be­fore. The pol­i­cy comes in­to ef­fect on De­cem­ber 6th at 12:01 am EST.   

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Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

Global food prices are at their highest in a decade – UN report

■ The Unit­ed Na­tions’ Food Price In­dex climbed for a fourth straight month in No­vem­ber to its high­est lev­el since June 2011 ■

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Fri Dec 03 2021
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Testing time for Tobago

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Sun Dec 05 2021
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.

Deyalsingh praises COVID patients for telling stories

by

Raphael john Lall
Sat Dec 04 2021
Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.

ANISTO ALVES

TTPS to enforce COVID protocols more rigidly

by

Raphael John lall
Sat Dec 04 2021

984 new COVID cases, 17 new deaths

by

Fri Dec 03 2021
President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

President of the Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce, Mukesh Ramsingh, centre, collects an award on behalf of the chamber from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry Ayleen Alleyne-Ovid, left, and CCIC President Richie Sookhai. (Image: SHASTRI BOODAN)

Picasa

Chaguanas chamber calls for sustainable investments in 2022

by

SHASTRI BOODAN
Fri Dec 03 2021

Get vaccinated now says former hospital medical director

by

RADHICA DE SILVA
Fri Dec 03 2021
Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]

African Union health watchdog CDC appeals for calm over Omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

A traveller arrives to enter into a COVID-19 testing center at the Incheon International Airport in Incheon, South Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. South Korea's daily jump in coronavirus infections exceeded 5,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, as a delta-driven surge also pushed hospitalizations and deaths to record highs. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

WHO says measures used against delta should work for omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

FILE PHOTO – Cuba has already started modifying its Soberana-02 vaccine to respond to the Omicron variant, a local researcher said this week. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera; Ramon Espinosa/Pool via Reuters)

Cuba to update domestic vaccine to battle Omicron

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Fri Dec 03 2021
Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

Photo by Kelly L from Pexels

UPDATED: US announces changes to COVID-19 travel policy, one day tests now required

by

Fri Dec 03 2021
FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes.  (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

FILE PHOTO – Soaring food prices are hitting low-income households especially hard because higher prices for essentials like bread, meat, milk and rice eat up a larger share of their incomes. (Image courtesy Al Jazeera via Bloomberg)

Global food prices are at their highest in a decade – UN report

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Fri Dec 03 2021

Brace for impact from Omicron 

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Fri Dec 03 2021
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