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Google Partners With India’s Capital Delhi To Provide Real-Time Bus Tracking – The Wilmington Journal
NEW DELHI — India’s national capital Delhi on July 14, announced a collaboration with U.S. tech firm Google to launch a system to help commuters track bus locations, arrival and departure times, and routes on [...]
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Vendor shot and killed in Manchester
A man who operates a stall in the community of Hatfield, Manchester, was this morning shot and killed. He has been identified as Everton Ranglin, 54, otherwise known as Ginja. According to reports, approximately 7 a.m, Ranglin was in the...
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Oil drops 4% on weak demand outlook and higher OPEC supplies - Stabroek News
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell about 4% on Thursday as rising coronavirus cases around the world dampened the demand outlook, and a rise in OPEC output last month also pressured
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20.3% of adult population fully vaccinated – Anthony - Stabroek News
Just over 20% of Guyana’s adult population has been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and health Minister Dr Frank Anthony has said that the number of persons who have been administered second dose vaccinations should surpass 100,000 this
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Trio charged with murdering Henry cousins - Stabroek News
Three men were today charged with the murder of Joel and Isaiah Henry, the two cousins who were found murdered at Cotton Tree Backdam, West Coast Berbice last September. The article Trio charged with murdering Henry cousins appeared first on Stabroek News.
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API Outlines Affordable and Accessible Energy in State of American Energy Report | Dallas Weekly
“A government that’s focused on recovery for all should reject policies that could drive up energy costs and hurt those who can least afford them,” Sommers said. “That is the case we’re making, and we are working with President Joe Biden and his administration. Our country has a lot of economic
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Tobago man charged with drinking alcohol outside cemetery - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
A Mason Hall man was granted $20,000 bail after he appeared in court charged with drinking alcohol in a public place last Tuesday. Glen Henry, 62, of Top Hill, Mason Hall, was arrested near Buccoo Public Cemetery allegedly with a cup in hand and a bottle of White Oak tucked in a white plastic
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Grave disappointed players let themselves, CWI down - Stabroek News
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cricket West Indies (CWI), Johnny Grave has expressed his disappointment with the decision by  several players in the West Indies camp to breach the COVID-19 protocols in New
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Chief Medical Officer warns of ‘almost runaway’ COVID-19 situation
Up to yesterday, no new case of COVID-19 was recorded in Guyana, with only one new test conducted between May 26 and 27 and Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Shamdeo Persaud has warned of an “almost runaway” situation
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Vic Persaud walked with kings and queens but never lost the common touch - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Every once-in-a-while someone comes along who bestrides the world like a colossus. The article Vic Persaud walked with kings and queens but never lost the common touch appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Somalia Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire axed in no-confidence vote | News24
Somalia's parliament ousted Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire in a no-confidence vote as a simmering power struggle between him and the president came to the fore.
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Maryland Reports 1,869 New Cases of COVID-19 in 24 Hours - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Number of confirmed cases : 161,769Number of persons tested negative : 1,922,533Total testing volume : 3,793,532Number of confirmed deaths : 4,124Number of probable deaths : 149Currently hospitalized : 914Acute care : 706Intensive care : 208Ever hospitalized : 18,281Released from isolation : 8,343
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COVID-19 UPDATE: 183 new cases, 1,075 in isolation - Barbados Today
The Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory identified 183 new cases - 89 males and 94 females - of COVID-19 on Friday, October 1.  There were 2,199 tests conducted. Of the positive cases, 34 persons are under 18 years, and the other 149 are age 18 and older. There are 1,075 people in
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Guyana records another COVID-19 death - Stabroek News
Ninety-eight new cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) were confirmed by the Ministry of Health yesterday in addition to one new death. The article Guyana records another COVID-19 death appeared first on Stabroek News.
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‘It’s scary’ - Anxiety, disappointment as inbound, outgoing passengers head into the unknown
Jamaica’s travel ban against flights from the United Kingdom (UK) caught off guard a number of persons who expected to pick up relatives but left disappointed as hundreds of passengers were shuttled off to St Ann under 48-hour state quarantine...
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Vincentian Government Mandates Vaccination For Teachers
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Barbados records 80th COVID-19 death - Barbados Today
Barbados recorded another COVID-19 death today, Sunday, October 3, bringing the number of persons who have died from the virus to 80. The latest casualty is a 64-year-old man of St Lucian nationality.  He died this morning in primary isolation at Harrison’s Point Isolation Facility, where he had
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Region Three man found dead in farm - Stabroek News
The police yesterday reported that a farmer who allegedly committed suicide was discovered with a semi-automatic pistol in his hand. The article Region Three man found dead in farm appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Biden to propose 8-year citizenship path for undocumented immigrants
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Rygin King shot, girlfriend killed
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Editors Forum | Child abuse alarm! - Sexual offences on the increase among minors; more than triple with wards of the state
Sexual offences against wards of the state at facilities in Kingston have more than tripled this year, with the South Camp Juvenile Remand and Correctional Centre having the most reports so far, noted a recent study. According to data from the...
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SA Minister Jackson Mthembu tests positive for Covid-19
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US Embassy programme undertakes medical training in Region One - Stabroek News
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