THE Ministry of Health on the corner of Meeting and Augusta Streets will be deep cleaned and sanitised on Saturday, Cabinet Office announced.
This comes after an employee tested positive for COVID-19. A statement from the Cabinet Office said the worker has not been into work since Thursday September 17.
“The Surveillance Unit has initiated contact tracing to determine the level of exposure to all employees, and all other protocols are being followed,” the statement said.
“Out of an abundance of caution, the sanitisation process will be executed and completed on September 26, so that operations can resume as usual on Monday September 28, 2020.”
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bahamian242 3 years, 6 months ago
It seems that they clean that building every week.........
TalRussell 3 years, 6 months ago
How dare anyone to be FREE call into question the governance of the colony's Out Islands!
Seems the Central Authoritarian Regime CAR, has forced the pro redness of their ink's unmasking at the Tribune as a major mouthpiece for the general election campaign. Why else would they have bowed to pressure, blocking all from posting comments on the newspaper's article by Comrade Reporter Rashad: Indoor Dining Permitted On All Islands Except New Providence, Abaco, Paradise Island.
Shakehead once for Yeah if freedom of expression is canceled - the boots in thousands goin' walk up, down and about Bay Street, Twice for Not?
Clamshell 3 years, 6 months ago
I agree, Tal ... this newspaper’s “selective judgment” on where we can comment and where we cannot is indefensible. Appalling. I’m shakin’ my head for ya ...
Amused 3 years, 6 months ago
Shouldn't a building or place of work be deep cleaned or sanitized on a daily or weekly basis?
They make it seem like only if a covid infection shows up that oh now we will deep clean, this should be standard across the board before covid pandemic
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