Is the coronavirus becoming less deadly?
A top doctor in Italy said he’s found patients in his hospital have lower levels of the coronavirus in their upper respiratory tracts than they did two months ago.
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Seats available on the Cayman Airways 3pm repatriation flight to Miami this Fri. June 5, 2020
"Cayman Airways is advising the public that a few seats are still available on the Miami outbound flight, KX3104, this Friday June 5th departing at 3pm.
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Tuesday, 2 June 2020 COVID-19 Update - 1 new positive
One community transmitted positive case was derived from 59 results today.
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US$4.75 million social protection programme launched for the Eastern Caribbean
uesday, June 2, 2020 — Bridgetown, Barbados — As Eastern Caribbean countries brace for the 2020 hurricane season which officially started yesterday, the United Nations Barbados and OECS has launched a...
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Embrace data to deliver post-Covid solutions, webinar hears
The transport industry must embrace data in the coming post-Coronavirus world and make the most of understanding what it can tell us, the latest ITS (UK) webinar discussion on the subject has heard.
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UEFA Foundation and the Arsenal Foundation helping children in Indonesia
The UEFA Foundation for Children, alongside The Arsenal Foundation and Save the Children are collaborating on a project that will benefit over 1,000 children in Jakarta and renovate seven football pit...
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#SDM2020 plans in full effect: COVID-19 pandemic intensifies sustainable development efforts
World-renowned Motivational Speaker, Les Brown and Global Entrepreneur, Daymond John from the ABC Shark Tank Series, among other government heads and global sector leaders are billed to attend the eve...
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World Bank strengthens Grenada’s COVID-19 response with US$2.5 million
By Hannah McDonald-Moniz External Affairs Officer, The World Bank
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Countries can take steps now to rebuild from COVID-19
Securing core public services, getting money directly to people and maintaining the private sector will limit the harm and help prepare for recovery
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Caribbean Airlines introduces thermal scanners at its head office
Caribbean Airlines has implemented the use of thermal scanners at its Piarco Head office in Trinidad, as part of precautionary measures to limit and control the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
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