This poor country suffering.
Panic buying, fist fights for a basic commodity. Oh the humanity
Lets come up with ideas to help this poor shithole country
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Caribbean people, how can we help these folks?
2021-05-12 20:54:47
2021-05-12 21:07:55
In reply to VIX
One good event and that poor shithole will lose it's mind forever..of course they have many brilliant people but they seem to have more idiots per capita than anywhere else in the world...
2021-05-12 21:24:22
Boy like I have to send care packages to the American people. All that money dey government spending on their military industrial complex but can’t take care of their people
2021-05-12 21:29:27
In reply to problemjay
Make changes to show patients’ lives matter
THE EDITOR: Please allow me to air my discontent about the lack of patient centredness during my attendance at three health clinics in our country. A clinic appointment system and one for sanitation maintenance are badly in need of rectifying by the health service authorities of the Ministry of Health.
Over the past 17 years I have experienced that all patients are given the same time on the same day to attend clinics. That is, each person gets an 8 am time for an appointed day. At one clinic, authorities warn if we arrive at 9 am we will be given an appointment for another day. All, for a day, may consist of possibly 40 people or more.
Patients have developed a first-come-first-serve system on their own, with the hope to dissipate the trauma of waiting. However, it means many arrive as early as 5-6 am. Since the clinic is supposedly to start at 8 am, the 5 am people might have a three-hour plus wait and, finally, others might have up to six plus hours.
In addition, during waiting time officials are likely to make changes in the process of seeing doctors which can grossly affect everyone. A visit to the clinic usually gets emotionally disruptive.
Over the past 17 years I have experienced that all patients are given the same time on the same day to attend clinics. That is, each person gets an 8 am time for an appointed day. At one clinic, authorities warn if we arrive at 9 am we will be given an appointment for another day. All, for a day, may consist of possibly 40 people or more.
Patients have developed a first-come-first-serve system on their own, with the hope to dissipate the trauma of waiting. However, it means many arrive as early as 5-6 am. Since the clinic is supposedly to start at 8 am, the 5 am people might have a three-hour plus wait and, finally, others might have up to six plus hours.
In addition, during waiting time officials are likely to make changes in the process of seeing doctors which can grossly affect everyone. A visit to the clinic usually gets emotionally disruptive.
DR YVONNE BOBB-SMITH
via e-mail
T&T Make changes to show patients’ lives matter
Problemguy instead of being concerned about the USA , look at the above first.
Remember they sent T&T engines to put in your Coast guard boats, that were parked.
America have always solved its problems, internally.
2021-05-14 16:42:46
In reply to bravos
THe poor shithole country had to end up paying a ransom to the hackers.
poor kuntry
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