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‘More LIAT ex-pilots join’ class-action lawsuit

Published 19 March, 2021

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Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source

Article by
Emmanuel Joseph

Ten terminated LIAT pilots have strengthened numbers in their class-action suit against the Antigua and Barbuda government in the face of a reported threat by the prime minister to close the St John’s-based company.

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Four more COVID-19 deaths reported Sunday

Published 15 March, 2021

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Source: LOOP NEWS

The Ministry of Health has revealed that it received today confirmation of four more COVID-related deaths.

The disclosure comes on the heels of the ministry reporting three previous COVID-related deaths.

The four deaths reported today bring the island’s total number of COVID-related deaths to 55.

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WORLD: ‘No evidence’ of AstraZeneca jab problems, says WHO

Published 15 March, 2021

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WORLD: ‘No evidence’ of AstraZeneca jab problems, says WHO

SOURCE: BBC – The World Health Organization has said there is no evidence that incidents involving blood clots are caused by the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

In a statement, the WHO said it was reviewing reports relating to the jab, but it was important that vaccination campaigns continued.

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Curfew imposed in sections of Norwood, St James

Published 11 March, 2021

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Source: LOOP NEWS

A curfew has been imposed in sections of Norwood in St James, effective from 6 pm on Wednesday, March 10, and will remain in effect until 6 pm on Saturday, March 13.

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SLEF warn against employers forcing COVID vaccine on employees

Published 11 March, 2021

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Source: LOOP NEWS

Executive Director of Saint Lucia Employers Federation, Goretti Paul. (Photo: Contributed)

Employers are being warned against making it mandatory for employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine, which the Saint Lucia Employers Federations said could open the door to legal action.

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