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The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange, embraces Edward Fray, a survivor of the 1963 Coral Gardens incident, after the formal establishment of the Trust in December 2019.  Also pictured is Isaac Wright, another survivor.
News
08 April 2020

Culture ministry adds 78 million to Coral Gardens Trust Fund

The Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange, says her Ministry has contributed a further Seventy-eight Million dollars into the Trust Fund for victims of the 1963 Coral Gardens incident.

Read more: Culture ministry adds 78 million to Coral Gardens Trust Fund

Security Forces Begin Tracking Persons Who Fail To Comply With Order
News
03 April 2020

Security Forces Begin Tracking Persons Who Fail To Comply With Order

The Government has started tracking 500 persons who are among those who returned to the island between March 18 and 23 and have ignored persistent calls for them to self-identify and self-quarantine for two weeks.

Read more: Security Forces Begin Tracking Persons Who Fail To Comply With Order

More Protective Equipment Coming
News
03 April 2020

More Protective Equipment Coming

Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, has informed that although there is an adequate supply of protective equipment in inventory for front-line medical staff, additional supplies are slated to arrive in the island shortly.

Read more: More Protective Equipment Coming

Govt considering publishing names of persons who fail to report
News
03 April 2020

Govt considering publishing names of persons who fail to report

Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton, says the Government is considering publishing the names of persons who arrived in the country between March 18 and 23 and have failed to report to the Ministry.

Read more: Govt considering publishing names of persons who fail to report

Ten charged for breaching curfew order
News
03 April 2020

Ten charged for breaching curfew order

The man who was seen in a video voicing his refusal to obey the curfew orders is among ten persons charged with breaching the 10-hour regulation which was imposed Wednesday night to help limit the spread of the coronavirus.

Read more: Ten charged for breaching curfew order

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  4. Two children among four persons shot in Lawrence Tavern
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