Guyana’s COVID-19 cases climb to 109
The Ministry of Public Health has announced that the number of COVID-19 cases in Guyana is now 109.
"Today, 61 days after our first positive...
Vast reduction in Covid-19 cases at Kwebanna – Health Ministry
The medical team stationed in Kwebanna, Barima-Waini (Region One), has reported a vast reduction in COVID-19 cases in the community, which had been locked...
MoPH directives may exacerbate COVID-19 spread
…colonial-era measures regurgitated
The Ministry of Public Health has been empowered by a gazetted directive from caretaker President Granger to take several public health measures...
Health Officials meet to formulate action plan against Ebola for Guyana
- Guyana is moving towards establishing an action plan to deal with the Ebola Virus, and in this regard a wide cross section...
Govt hopes healthcare workers, transport operators get vaccinated before 2 weeks expire
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony has expressed hope that healthcare workers and transportation operators get vaccinated against the novel coronavirus before the two weeks...
No decision yet on extension of curfew, other measures – Task Force
The National COVID-19 Task Force says it is still deliberating on whether it should extend or lift the national curfew and other lockdown measures...
Over 1300 babies overweight in Guyana
- Fifty- two children diagnosed with diabetes were on Friday, February 06 provided with basic diabetes testing kits, inclusive of a year-long supply...
847 new cases recorded; 25 to 39 age group accounts for more than half
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony has disclosed that the surge in COVID-19 cases continues as some 847 new infections were detected in the last...
Hookah smoking as harmful as cigarette use – local officials
There is a notable increase in the use of hookahs, especially among young adults who perceive it as a safer smoking alternative to cigarettes.
But...
4 more Covid-19 deaths recorded
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has announced that as of October 19, 2021, four more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)...