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Antigua-Dominica to be LIAT’s first route on flight resumption
Regional airline LIAT is set to resume commercial passenger travel on November 1, with a flight between Antigua and Dominica marking the first since passenger flights were suspended in April. The seven-month freeze was as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, which forced practically all countries within the region – and most of LIAT’s…
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This time next year water rationing should be a thing of the past
Minister of Agriculture Samantha Marshall led a delegation to visit a new Reverse Osmosis Plant (RO Plant) at the Ffryes Beach location, which when installed, will help to build capacity in water supply to farmers in St. Mary’s South, an area which is usually well known for farming. “Traditionally, we are a small farmers` area…
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Bar worker possibly exposed more than 100 patrons to COVID
A female bar worker will likely face charges for breaching COVID-19 protocols after going to work after testing positive for coronavirus. “I want to highlight specifically a case where a young lady who should have been in isolation, she was positive, but yet she left her home and went to work in a bar,” Health…
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Jahfari Joseph-Hazelwood in commonwealth competition finals
Aantigua and Barbuda is abuzz with excitement and a national outpouring of support for Jahfari Joseph-Hazelwood who is among 11 finalists in the commonwealth composition challenge. In a competition, which attracted participation from hundreds of applicants, there are three awards at stake: The 2020 commonwealth composition challenge, which will be decided by the panel of…
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Gov’t issues new Travel Advisory
The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has updated its travel advisory effective immediately to ensure the continued safety of travellers and residents. The V.C. Bird International Airport is open for international and regional air traffic. The Antigua Port Authority is open to Cargo Vessels, Pleasure Craft and Ferry Services which are required to follow all…