Published 31 October 2021
Basseterre
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St. Kitts And Nevis Records Zero (0) Additional Cases of COVID-19 On 31 October 2021 with 135 Active Cases, 2511 Recovered Cases & 23 Deaths

Published 31 October 2021
Basseterre
Buckie Got It, St.Kitts and Nevis News Source
St. Kitts And Nevis Records Zero (0) Additional Cases of COVID-19 On 31 October 2021 with 135 Active Cases, 2511 Recovered Cases & 23 Deaths

Published 30 October 2021
Basseterre
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St. Kitts And Nevis Records One (1) Additional Cases of COVID-19 On 30 October 2021 with 135 Active Cases, 2511 Recovered Cases & 23 Deaths


Published 29 October 2021
Basseterre
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St. Kitts And Nevis Records Four (4) Additional Cases of COVID-19 On 29 October 2021 with 148 Active Cases, 2496 Recovered Cases & 23 Deaths

Published 28 October 2021
Basseterre
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FULLY VACCINATED PERSONS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SELECTED CARNIVAL EVENTS AS ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR GRADUALLY REOPENS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, October 29, 2021 (SKNIS): With the tourism sector on its way to full reopening, the entertainment industry can expect more events to be granted permission to host fully vaccinated patrons. According to Attorney General Vincent Byron, the Federal Cabinet is engaging stakeholders from the National Carnival Committee and other members of the entertainment industry in discussions as to the way forward for the sector.
Published 28 October 2021
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Washington, D.C. October 27, 2021 (PAHO) – As leaders head to Glasgow for the COP26 climate summit this week, Pan American Health Organization Assistant Director Jarbas Barbosa warned that countries must build on the lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic to prepare for the impact of climate change and prevent future crises.
With 800,000 new COVID infections and 18,000 COVID-related deaths reported in the Americas last week, “the pandemic has offered a snapshot of how unprepared we are for such a disruptive event,” Dr. Barbosa said during a weekly media briefing on COVID-19.