Meanwhile, the country's Ministry of Health yesterday reported 268 cases 6 deaths.
From March to date 31,25 cases have been reported with 25,635 recoveries, 754 deaths and 4,885 under treatment.
The Gambia recently recorded three new COVID-19 related deaths (from the 8th to the 11th February), taking the total number of deaths, since March 2020, to 138.
“The three decedents - two men and one woman - were aged 60, 67 and 80.”
“They all had comorbid conditions prior to manifesting symptoms similar to those of COVID-19”
At least a total of 112 new cases were registered, bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases ever confirmed in the country to 4,414.
“Of these, 31, 72, 4 and 5 cases were confirmed on the 08th, 09th, 10th and 11th of February respectively.”
Fifty-one (51%) of these got tested on account of being intending travelers.
The Chinese embassy in Banjul has presented D570,000 together with 40 sewing machines to ameliorate the living condition of victims affected by the June flash floods that inundated parts of the country.
In order to gain first-hand information about the ongoing Banjul Rehabilitation project, which is expected to be completed within three years, Hon. Bai Lamin Jobe, the minister for Transport, Works and Infrastructure (MoTWI), on Saturday 25th July 2020, together with some senior staff of his Ministry and other relevant stakeholders, conducted a tour of the project site, starting from Bund Road to the various streets of Banjul, despite the rainfall.
The president of The Gambia, Adama Barrow, yesterday officially opened the 44th Ordinary Meeting of the Assembly of Governors organised by the Association of African Central Banks (AACB).
Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) at a general council meeting on 11 January 2022 was served a letter of notification from the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Lands, Regional Government and Religious Affairs.
