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PM says it is unclear how long country will remain in state of emergency
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said he does not know how long The Bahamas will need to be under a…
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Exuma man dies after police involved shooting
A man died two hours after he was shot by an off-duty officer on Exuma on last night, police said…
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‘Get used to it’
While asserting that Bahamians should “get used” to restrictions, Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday pushed the nightly curfew for…
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COVID increase expected with tourism reopening
While she noted yesterday that cases on New Providence seem to be declining, Dr. Merceline Dahl-Regis, consultant in the Office…
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Health officials say COVID-19 is spreading throughout Eleuthera
While Family Islands across The Bahamas are seeing widely varying levels of success in containing COIVD-19, Eleuthera is particularly worrying,…
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PM defends restrictions on funerals and curbside service
There is a “greater risk of socialization” at funerals than at regular church services, according to Prime Minister Dr. Hubert…
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Minnis: Government already providing some free testing
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis said yesterday that the government is already providing some free COVID-19 testing on New Providence. When…
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Ministry of Health exploring rapid antigen testing
The Ministry of Health is “actively looking at the performance” of rapid antigen diagnostic COVID-19 tests to use within The…
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Some Atlantis employees optimistic about reopening
Some Atlantis employees are feeling cautiously optimistic after the resort announced its plans to begin a phased reopening before the…
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Woods: Hotel union left in the dark
As Atlantis announced plans to begin a phased reopening by the end of the year, Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied…
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