Kiang bids farewell to darkness after 55 years of nationhood
Nov 30, 2020, 10:28 AM
For the first time, since the nation got independent in 1965, some communities of Kiang now have access to electricity supply.
“Three of the confirmed cases were charge and bring back and tested. Everybody that is under quarantine will be tested. We are going back to all those that have been released to get them tested again. Some of them are out of the country but those in town will be tested.”
On the increment of the quarantine days to 21, Bittaye explained there seems to be a lapse in the quarantine process and that was discussed.
The WHO regulation says that “if you are coming from a hotspot, you should be keep isolation in mandatory quarantine or home isolation”.
“In The Gambia, we saying in order to observe these people, any case that is coming from a hotspot area, has to go under mandatory supervision.”
“The idea is, if anyone is under quarantine and is not symptomatic, they will be freed but if they develop symptoms, we will test them quickly.”
Meanwhile, Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 8 new cases which brings the total to 299 new cases,83 recovered and 113 treated, 2 dead.
However, distribution of basic commodities worth of CFA69 billion to the needy started since last week.
President Macky appealed to the private sector heads not to sack any worker during the pandemic.
He allocated a sum of CFA12.5 billion to the Senegalese diaspora for assistance.
For the first time, since the nation got independent in 1965, some communities of Kiang now have access to electricity supply.
The Essau Magistrate court has convicted and sentenced Lamin Bobb to a fine of D500,000 in default to serve two years imprisonment after he was found guilty of pouring petrol on Sulayman Ceesay and setting him on fire at Sami village in the North Bank Region (NBR).
BANJUL, 9 June 2021: The Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad, Dr. Mamadou Tangara, on 7 June 2021 held telephone talks with the Ambassador of Japan to The Gambia, His Excellency ARAI Tatsuo.
The wife of ex-Lands and Local Government minister, Yankuba Touray has testified before the High Court in respect to her husband’s murder trial.