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Physician sounds alarm as COVID-19 cases climb
Consultant Physicians Staff Association (CPSA) President Dr. Sabriquet Pinder-Butler yesterday called for urgent action on the government’s part to curb…
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CDC tells travelers to avoid The Bahamas
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advising travelers to avoid The Bahamas because there is a…
Read More » Govt agencies to meet to address illegal building on Abaco
Abaco officials are meeting today to determine the best way to deal with a school bus that has been illegally…
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Five COVID cases confirmed in public schools
COVID-19 cases have been confirmed at five public schools on New Providence, Director of Education Marcellus Taylor informed yesterday. These include…
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Woman charged with forging COVID-19 test results
A woman accused of forging scores of COVID-19 test results was on Monday remanded to prison. Laderia Russell, 35, of Grantanna…
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Man stabbed to death
A man was stabbed to death on Monday morning on Collins Avenue and Sixth Terrace, police said yesterday. Police said they…
Read More » IACHR says Bahamas should ban corporal punishment
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) is calling for the ban of any form of violence or corporal punishment…
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Samples that hint at possible COVID variant sent abroad for testing
Preliminary PCR screening of 10 recent positive COVID-19 samples detected genes associated with variants of concern, indicating the possible presence…
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WSC refutes claim that employee was ‘victimized’
The Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC) denied reports that it victimized an employee recently ratified by the Progressive Liberal Party…
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Crystal Cruises brings hope to Exuma taxi drivers
While tourism on Exuma, like the rest of The Bahamas, was shut down during most of the COVID-19 pandemic, taxi…
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