-three overseas pathologists due for post-mortem -former Region Three commander sent on leave As protests continue over the death of 11-year-old Adrianna Younge, three pathologists from overseas are likely to be here for the crucial post-mortem and the former commander of Region Three has been sent on leave to facilitate the probe.
As part of efforts to enhance immunisation coverage and strengthen regional strategies for disease prevention, with a focus on protecting vulnerable populations from vaccine-preventable illnesses, the governments of Guyana and Brazil, in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO), yesterday launched Vaccination Week in the Americas with a cross-border vaccination campaign.
Residents of Hubu, East Bank Essequibo, are fed up with the poor quality of water supplied by the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI), saying that it has being going on for too long and that the water is so bad, it cannot be used to do anything in their homes.
The Ministry of Health on Friday commissioned a $14m drug bond in Lethem, Region Nine.
The people have had enough. Of the police. The issue was succinctly conveyed on placards carried by protestors outside the Leonora Police Station on Friday, one of which read, “No confidence in the GPF.”
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Turf President and YMCA recorded contrasting wins when the Linden edition of the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Championship resumed last night at the Retrieve Tarmac.
-Cubans, Venezuelans, Chinese working on big projects Major construction projects in the city are increasingly featuring large numbers of non-nationals who employers say work in a disciplined manner and are reliable.
(Jamaica Gleaner) In an effort to increase openness and transparency, Chief Justice Bryan Sykes, says appropriate court cases will be live-streamed on the Jamaican Judiciary’s YouTube channel.
VANCOUVER, (Reuters) – At least nine people were killed when a man drove through a crowd at a Filipino community festival in the western Canadian city of Vancouver on the weekend before Canada’s federal election, police said.
