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A passenger being screened at CJIA
A total of 48 returning Guyanese from Miami, Florida USA headed straight to their homes for one-week of isolation after they arrived at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) on June 16, 2020.
in an Eastern Airline aircraft which touched down just around noon. The said aircraft left Guyana with some 78 American citizens at around 14:30 hrs for New York (NY). Continue reading
− Rapid test results NOT accepted − Seven days quarantine upon return
Photo: Arriving passengers arriving being sanitised upon entry at CJIA
DPI, Guyana, Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Guyanese who have been stranded in several countries due to the onset of COVID-19 are being repatriated. As this has now become possible several guidelines must be followed to ensure their safety as well as the Guyanese population upon their return.
The most important of these regulations is that upon their return passengers are to adhere to a strict seven-day quarantine. Continue reading
Posted by: Demerara Waves in Business, Health, News June 17, 2020
Government says the current curfew of 6pm to 6am will remain in effect for Phase 1 in all administrative regions. The non-curfew measures will be lifted in Regions 5 and 8 which, to date, have not been affected by COVID-19. The details are outlined in the attached order.
During Phase 1 the following will apply: Continue reading
By Rebecca Traister | The Cut
In the midst of the most eruptive, widespread, and hopeful uprising against systemic racism and injustice of my lifetime, white supremacy is once again staring straight into a camera and declaring that nothing can break its deadly grip on power.
This is all I could think about this week, as I read about the perversion of democracy that happened during Georgia’s primary election, in which precincts in African-American communities were plagued by broken voting machines and lines extending so long that voters brought food, water, and stadium chairs. Continue reading
OPINION: When Will Life Return to Normal? – Visual Capitalist
By Iman Ghosh
From battles on the front lines to social distancing from friends and family, COVID-19 has caused a massive shake-up of our daily lives.
After second-guessing everything from hugging our loved ones to delaying travel, there is one big question that everyone is likely thinking about: will we ever get back to the status quo? The answer may not be very clear-cut.
Today’s graphic uses data from New York Times’ interviews of 511 epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists from the U.S. and Canada, and visualizes their opinions on when they might expect to resume a range of typical activities. Continue reading →
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