The dust haze continues to blanket the regions of Trinidad and Tobago due to moderate to high concentration of Saharan dust. This has been caused due to strong winds, carried dust from the Sahara Desert.
A plume of the thick dust haze is continued to affect the regions of Barbados, due to which the Barbados Meteorological Service (BMS) has announced a dust haze alert in the country.
The dust haze continues to blanket the regions of Trinidad and Tobago due to moderate to high concentration of Saharan dust. This has been caused due to strong winds, carried dust from the Sahara Desert.
The dust haze continues to blanket the regions of Trinidad and Tobago due to moderate to high concentration of Saharan dust. This has been caused due to strong winds, carried dust from the Sahara Desert.
A plume of the thick dust haze is continued to affect the regions of Barbados, due to which the Barbados Meteorological Service (BMS) has announced a dust haze alert in the country.
The dust haze continues to blanket the regions of Trinidad and Tobago due to moderate to high concentration of Saharan dust. This has been caused due to strong winds, carried dust from the Sahara Desert.
A plume of the thick dust haze is continued to affect the regions of Barbados, due to which the Barbados Meteorological Service (BMS) has announced a dust haze alert in the country.
EMA has issued an "unhealthy" Air Quality Index (AQI) advisory for Toco and Port of Spain environs. On Monday, the AQI was recorded between 151 and 153 at monitoring stations.
The Sierra Leone authorities set $200,000 worth narcotic drugs and chemicals on fire in Freetown, which was about to manufactured the synthetic drug Kush.
A significant increase in the Saharan dust pose great threat to the people as it reduces the visibility across the nation. Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) announced a dust haze advisory.
The increase in Saharan dust in Caribbean countries is likely to cause respiratory problems. According to reports, people have already started experiencing respiratory problems and allergies.
Herpes is a very common sexually transmitted infection. There is no symptoms of the infection for many years. This makes it difficult to get identified so being aware is needful.
Dr. Terrance Drew, Prime Minister and Health Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis highlighted several of the positive changes that have been made to the health sector.
The Ministry of Health reported the increase in the gastroenteritis cases for two weeks. The majority of cases are being seen in persons five years and older.
