“This work has already started and will continue unabated. We are pleased to report that various mechanisms have been put in place and some modest progress is being made towards the compilation of the final report,” Dr. Sise said in a statement.
He further assured the public that the TRRC remains fully committed to delivering on all aspects of its mandate as humanely as possible.
Dr. Sise also highlighted that the TRRC encourages all members of the public to take all cautionary measures to keep themselves, their families, relatives, friends and communities safe from the Coronavirus.
President Adama Barrow in his ‘Koriteh’ message to the nation stated that his government takes full responsibility to address the covid-19 pandemic, while assuring the general public of due accountability and transparency to fight covid-19.
The Gambia government with partners United Nation Development Fund (UNDP) and The Gambia Red Cross began a nationwide fumigation exercise from St Augustine Junior School on Tuesday.
The acting director of Health Services Dr. Mustapha Bittaye on Saturday in a press briefing confirmed that the country has registered five new cases of covid-19, making a total of 17.
The government of The Gambia, through the Ministry of Fisheries, Water Resources and National Assembly Matters, with funding from United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) on Tuesday, 7 July and Wednesday 8 July inaugurated fish feed mills and aquaculture facility in Jahally, Central River Region (CRR); and at Kuloro, Kombo East.
