Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Given the concern over dengue fever, which is registering an increasing number of infections, an additional 50 employees have been hired and trained to intensify mosquito control efforts and implement surveillance throughout the country

A field hospital has been opened on Union Island to meet medical needs; 90% of the houses on the island in the southern Grenadines have been seriously damage or destroyed by Hurricane Beryl

The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Gospel Hub Promotions hosted a gospel concert to help those affected by the recent hurricane

The headmaster of St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College revealed plans to double the number of students at the institution by 2027

The next few days could be affected by a weather event that, if it occurs and depending on its severity, could affect banking transactions

The Caribbean Community Secretariat conducted another round of consultations in the country on how to implement the Single Market and Economy

Public health surveillance has been intensified in light of recently confirmed measles cases in neighbouring Turks and Caicos and taking into account the expected increase in visitors to St Vincent and the Grenadines in the coming months

The double elimination of mother-to-child transmission of both HIV and syphilis in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has been officially certified by WHO

Soufriere residents and visitors will benefit from free public Wi-Fi for the next five years in a key move to improve connectivity and digital access

32 participants took part in an exercise at the Agricultural Training Institute and farm of National Property limited in Orange Hill for skills and theoretical and practical knowledge needed for production of coconuts for local consumption and export

The St. Vincent Parliament passed, with bipartisan support, a law increasing the severity of sentences for convicted sex offenders in the state