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Government Notebook- 27/01/2021
Fighting crime remains a top priority for the Government of Saint Lucia; and Empress Eve Agro Security Essentials receives smart devices from the Ministry of Education.
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness informs the general public that the management of patients with respiratory symptoms, including sample collection for COVID-19, is allowed both within the public and private sector. Within the public health care system, individuals requiring tests can go to any of the five community respiratory clinics. Currently, the Vigie Sports Complex in Castries is also available as a temporary mobile testing site until Friday January 29, 2021.
People needing treatment also have the option of seeking this through their private physicians. The Ministry of Health has not prohibited private physicians from providing this service to their patients.
http://www.govt.lc/news/guidelines-for-covid-19-testing-and-quarantine
Government Notebook- 26/01/2021
The Cabinet of Ministers strongly condemns recent acts of violence against women; and five individuals diagnosed with the SARS-Co-V-2 British variant make a full recoveries.
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Studies conducted in the United Kingdom on this new variant of the virus suggest that it increases the rate at which the
virus spread. This is estimated as increasing as much as up to 70 percent. The United Kingdom has noted increased levels of transmission and spread in the areas where the variant SARS-CoV-2 strain has been found.
Government Notebook- 25/01/2021
Commercial activity to be scaled down for ten days in Saint Lucia; and the island records its ninth and tenth COVID-19-related deaths.
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Government Notebook- 22/01/2021
Members of the public urged to follow the newly-instituted COVID-19 protocols; and teachers of the Saint Lucia Blind Welfare Association receive digital devices.
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Government Notebook- 21/01/2021
Sweeping amendments to national protocols have been announced, as the nation battles COVID-19; and Caribbean islands continue to lobby for concessional development funding.
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On January 19, the Ministry of Health and Wellness received confirmation of 57 new cases of COVID-19.
The Ministry of Health reminds every one of the importance of the recommended infection prevention and control measures which can reduce the spread of the virus.
If you are experiencing flu-like symptoms, it is important keep away from others and to urgently seek medical care at your closest community respiratory clinic for assessment.
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Government Notebook- 19/01/2021
The use of monitoring devices for home quarantine comes into effect; and national cultural icon Hon. Charles Cadet has passed, leaving behind a treasured legacy.
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Press statement from Chief Medical Officer- Dr. Sharon Belmar-George.
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