Press
Chief Medical Officer calls for citizens to refrain from negative commentary on Dominica’s COVID 19 fight
A senior health official here has urged citizens to avoid sharing false information about Dominica’s fight against COVID-19.
Chief Medical Officer Dr. David Johnson said Wednesday, the management of COVID-19 is an expensive undertaking and Dominica has done well to contain the pandemic.
Dr. Johnson cautioned the public to refrain from negative statements via social media.
Meanwhile, Dr. Johnson has called on the various institutions to maintain strict safety measures to protect citizens.
Notices
Dominica records two new cases of COVID-19
Dominica this week recorded two new cases of COVID 19, among the two a 14 year old male.
Dr. Shalludin Ahmed is National Epidemiologist.
Dr. Ahmed told the press briefing on Wednesday COVID management is progressing well.
A new round of community testing starts next week.
Press
Government to review the issuance of work permits to Haitian nationals
Government will review the issuance of work permits to Haitian nationals.
Haitian nationals in Dominica have previously expressed concern about the matter.
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said Sunday, work permits come up for review in the next few weeks.
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