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One new death, 59 COVID-19 cases
Posted: Sunday, April 11, 2021

One new death, 59 COVID-19 cases recorded
To date, 8,382 people have tested positive for the virus. There are 513 active cases of the virus.

Dr Hinds: Rowley contacts, two weeks before he got covid19, safe

Epidemiologist clarifies contact tracing concerns regarding PM Rowley

Rowley to Kamla: I had no covid19 symptoms two weeks ago
Rowley said the standard protocol is that once symptoms are observed, contacts will be checked two to three days prior.

Churches closed, priest in quarantine

Economist: The country is almost broke
In its latest Global Economic Outlook, the IMF said T&T's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) would grow by 2.1 per cent this year and by 4.1 per cent in 2022. But according to Hosein, the last time the economy grew was in 2018 and that was a mere 0.1 per cent. He said the IMF's projections are based on numbers they received from the natural gas and oil sectors but over the last four months of 2020 and the first three months of 2021 natural gas production has been on the decline

Airports closed, houses collapse under the weight of La Soufriere ash
Regional airlines LIAT and Caribbean Airlines were forced to cancel flights and a thick plume of ash has blanketed St Vincent, parts of Saint Lucia and Barbados.

Volcanic ash clouds spread from St Vincent to Barbados
The ash has already began to affect life in Barbados as, at 8.30 am on Saturday, its Met Office issued a severe volcanic ash and small-craft warning.

3,000 in shelters, volcanic ash covers St Vincent
"One of the reasons why some people said they did not want to evacuate was because of what happened the last time (1979). People broke into their homes and businesses and so on."

Tobago begins relief efforts for Vincentians

Venezuelan migrants leaving T&T
Activists blame xenophobia, exploitation




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