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 lation is vaccinated. All eligible adults in  
 the wider Caribbean region should have  
 access to vaccines,” he said, adding, “vaccination  
 will boost the tourism sector and  
 place us on the path to sustainable and  
 resilient recovery.” 
 St. Vincent 
 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime  
 Minister, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves is again  
 urging relatives in the region and abroad  
 to send money instead of small packages  
 to their loves ones impacted by the La  
 Soufriere Volcano eruption, as packages  
 are clogging the island’s seaport. 
 He said there are a  
 number of central supplies  
 that have come,  
 which need urgently to  
 be  cleared  to  help  assist  
 all the people in shelters,  
 which is now 7,000 and just under 7,000 in  
 private homes. 
 Gonsalves  again  stressed  that  after  
 every natural disaster in the region there  
 is a backlog of goods to be cleared at the  
 port.He  said  the  most  sensible  thing  for  
 relatives to do is send money to their loved  
 ones. 
 The prime minister said some people  
 are creating the impression that there  
 was no food in supermarkets on the island  
 and no crops on the land, but this was  
 not true. 
 Acknowledging the long lines outside  
 money transfer locations around the  
 island, Gonsalves said efforts are being  
 made to make more locations available  
 to Vincentians receiving money from  
 abroad. 
 After a two-week shutdown due to heavy  
 ash fall from the La Soufriere eruption on  
 April 9, Argyle International Airport in St  
 Vincent has returned to full operation. 
   
 Trinidad 
 Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley last  
 week ordered a wide-scale lockdown of  
 Trinidad and Tobago affecting many businesses, 
  including restaurants, bars, casinos, 
  malls, gyms, spas, cinemas and others, 
  which took effect last week until May  
 23. 
 The announcement  
 came  as  the  Ministry  
 of Health has reported  
 the steep rise in in the  
 number of positive Covid-19 cases in one  
 week reach a record 328 new cases in one  
 day of the virus and four new deaths — the  
 19 and 20 deaths for the month of April. 
 And on Monday the country was bracing  
 for more stringent measures which he  
 promised to announce at a press conference  
 later that day. 
 The prime minister announced the reinstatement  
 of an almost total lockdown  
 at this first in-person news conference last  
 week in Tobago. 
 — Compiled by Azad Ali 
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