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The very first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine being administered to Brinnet Bernarai, a pharmacist attached to the GPH (Orlando Charles photo)

Dozens of frontline workers get COVID vaccines

A pharmacist attached to the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) was the first of dozens of frontline healthcare workers who were inoculated with the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine yesterday, almost one year after the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Guyana.

Opposition Parliamentarian Sherod Duncan (centre) being restrained by a member of the Guyana Police Force as he attempted to enter the Arthur Chung Convention Centre with a placard. His colleague former Ministers of Public Infrastructure David Patterson (right) attempted to intercede on his behalf. (Photo credit Joseph Allen)

President announces ‘One Guyana Commission’

According to President Irfaan Ali his government has committed to putting patriotism ahead of partisan politics and he yesterday announced the establishment of a `One Guyana Commission’  aimed at attaining “oneness”.

No COVID variants found in samples tested – Anthony

The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) on Wednesday informed the Ministry of Health (MoH) that the samples sent to the laboratory for  gene sequencing show  no trace of any of the new COVID-19 variants that have been circulating around the world.

Nearly $6B in COVID-19 relief distributed so far

The COVID-19 Relief and Support Programme which oversees the issuing of grants of $25,000 to households has distributed a total of 236,876 grants valued at nearly $6 billion across the ten administrative regions as of February 6, this year.

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