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CAL unveils improvements to loyalty programme

Caribbean Airlines’ (CAL) loyalty programme Caribbean Miles will now offer new and enhanced features, including the ability for members to purchase miles, transfer them and to gift them to family and friends. 

Janice Herman taking notes while Minister Zulfikar Mustapha delivered his remarks

Orealla/Siparuta to get agri extension officer 

Orealla and Siparuta in the south of Region Six will soon have an extension officer to assist them with farming, Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha announced during an outreach on Monday, while noting that he also hopes to reopen the fruit cheese factory located in Orealla. 

The accident scene (Police photo)

Two hurt in Buckhall Rd accident

The Police say they are investigating a serious accident which occurred on 2020/11/02 about 15:05 hrs on Buckhall Road 47km involving motor lorry # GXX 9462 owned by Innovative Mining of Lot 79 Prashad Nagar, Georgetown and driven by Pritam Singh, age 33 years of Lot 23 Soesdyke Public Road EBD and Motor Pick up # GRR 9660 owned by Prem Lallbachan of Hampton Court, Essequibo Coast, driven by Arvin Bissoon, age 31 of lot 157 Hampton Court, Essequibo Coast with occupants Dennis Lucas, age 52 years and John Hendricks, age 49 years both of Moruca Region 1.

Paul Pierre

Toshao believes Kwebanna lockdown effective

After crossing the halfway point of a planned two-week lockdown, the indigenous community of Kwebanna, in Region One, is still seeing new cases of COVID-19 but its Toshao Paul Pierre believes it has nonetheless been effective in stemming transmission.

Joshua Persaud

Diamond biker dies in crash

A biker died yesterday morning after he apparently lost control of his speeding motorcycle along the Little Diamond, East Bank Demerara (EBD) Public Road.

A man uses a chair to shield himself from the rain (Orlando Charles photo)

Rainy season begins

The Hydrometeorological Department of the Ministry of Agriculture yesterday announced the start of the  rainy season, while saying that chances of flooding between now and January have increased due to a “moderate” La Nina weather pattern. 

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