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In today's headlines: The Government of Saint Lucia introduces the concept of paperless traveling; and the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority recently concluded it's North America ‘Summer Saint Lucia Style’ Roadshow.

The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) is in the process of facilitating a “Sustainable Road Based Public Transportation Study” which broadly seeks to assist in developing sustainable road based public transport plans for both Saint Lucia and Grenada.

As part of the study, the consulting team engaged by the CDB is in the process of conducting field surveys which commenced on July 4 and ends on July 8. The surveys will take the form of traffic counting, public transport frequency and occupancy counts, public transit rider origin–destination surveys, and user satisfaction surveys.

The Department of Infrastructure, Ports and Transport appreciates the public’s cooperation and support as we seek to improve Saint Lucia’s public transportation system.

In today's headlines: The Government of Saint Lucia continues to work to keep consumer prices down; and the Ministry of Equity details a major campaign against domestic violence and abuse.

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In today's headlines: Saint Lucia implements new Border Control Management System; and Tourism Minister Hon. Ernest Hilaire applauds the efforts of the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority in developing the Tourism Development Act.

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In today's headlines: Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre charts a pathway to holistic regionalism at the 43rd CARICOM Heads of Government meeting; and essential medications are now available at Community Wellness Centres, islandwide.

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The Millennium Heights Medical Complex is now able to enhance its cardiac care to patients following the donation of cardiac equipment. 

The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs expresses profound gratitude to its employees for the work undertaken in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and in primary healthcare settings. 

The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs provides guidance to the public, to reduce possible negative health implications during and after the carnival season.

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In today's headlines: The Prime Minister Hon. Phillip J Pierre has employed a multipronged approach to support the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force; and purchasers and users of petroleum products receive public education on gas prices.

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For five young Saint Lucian footballers, the dream of a university education is now a reality.

Sherquan Nelson, Canius and Brandon Sandiford, Dhamani Berthier and Kanan Mc Lawrence have now settled into their first days at Jamaica College, taking up football scholarships procured from the collaborative efforts of the Ministry of Education, The Saint Lucia Sports Academy and the St. Lucia Football Association.