Anglican Archbishop Rev Bishop Claude Berkley
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Former Minister of Education and former Member of Parliament for Caroni East, Dr Tim Gopeesingh
Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.
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Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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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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Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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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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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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 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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Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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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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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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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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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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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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Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]
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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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)
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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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)
■ The island has a strong homegrown biotechnology industry and is exporting vaccines to other developing nations ■
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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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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)
■ 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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Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh holds up a copy of the Trinidad Guardian during the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 update yesterday.
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Members of the public look on as the Angostura Rule the Road Caravan moves along Independence Square, Port-of-Spain, on Friday.
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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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Nkengasong says Africa CDC is well placed to contain a recent surge in COVID-19 cases [File: Tiksa Negeri/Reuters]
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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)
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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)
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Photo by Kelly L from Pexels
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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)
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