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Barbados Advocate Established October 1895 ICBL extends paid paternity leave for employees PAGE 4 Thursday March 18, 2021 $1 VAT Inclusive SOLID WASTE PLAN ON THE HORIZON MINISTER of Environment Revenue and Expenditure for China and Japan, all those and National Beautification, the next financial year,that it is places, are reducing the amount Adrian Forde says that imperative that greater focus is of refuse that they’re taking Barbados will soon have an also placed on such concepts as from other countries. So it’s high integrated solid waste man- reducing, reusing and recycling time that we now start speaking agement plan. in an effort to see a decrease in about integrated solid waste He told the House of Assembly the amount of garbage that is management and waste to en- yesterday as the debate contin- generated in this country. ergy,” Minister Forde said. Minister of Environment and National Beautification, Adrian Forde. ued on the Estimates of “It is common knowledge that SOLID WASTE on Page 2 Minister: Most COVID cases now restricted to certain communities MINISTER of Health and Wellness, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bostic says COVID-19 cases in recent days have been restricted to cer- tain communities in Barbados. “We still have community spread but it not widespread community spread as we were having before, but there is still elements of community spread out there. Fortunately,the cases that we have had in the past seven to 10 days have been re- stricted to a number of commu- nities and we are not seeing that spread of cases in several communities like we were see- ing before, and that is a good sign. But for me, I would like for us to be able to return to the pre-December days and then I will be satisfied that we are really on the right track and that we are on top of things.” Bostic was speaking to the media yesterday at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility, one of the locations visited during the Minister of Health and Wellness, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bostic (left), presenting a token of appreciation on behalf of his ministry to staff tour conducted by officials. The at the Harrison Point Isolation Facility. occasion marked the first an- niversary of Barbados’ first domly tested for COVID-19 and about the reason for the notice- In explaining, Bostic said pre- of contact tracing and those positive COVID-19 case. this exercise is going to be ex- able reduction in the number of viously when cases were “in the persons would have had a lot of He stated members of various panded even more. He was re- COVID-19 tests that have been dozens” and even greater,“those primary contacts”. neighbourhoods have been ran- sponding to a question asked conducted daily. cases would have required a lot TESTING on Page 3 2 • Thursday March 18, 2021 The Barbados Advocate COVID-19 update: 13 new cases, 31 recoveries THIRTEEN people were The 13 persons identi- ratory has so far com- diagnosed with COVID-19 fied as COVID-19 positive pleted 134,448 tests. on Tuesday, March 16, comprise four men and As part of the National from the 418 tests con- nine women. Vaccination Programme ducted by the Best-dos The island has recorded for COVID-19, 1,493 peo- Santos Public Health 3 471 confirmed cases – ple were vaccinated on Laboratory. 1 648 females and 1 823 Tuesday. Meanwhile, 31 persons males – and 3 285 people To date, a total of recovered from the have recovered from the 54,631 vaccinations have virus. The number of ac- virus since the first case been administered – tive cases has been was identified in March 22,870 men and 31,761 steadily declining and is 2020. women. now 147. The public health labo- (BGIS) Barbados COVID-19 Situation Report for March 16, 2021. Industry can create new jobs, says minister SOLID WASTE from money aspect – I try to Page 1 let people understand that it’s important for The environment min- them to do their part in ister made the point order to have sustainabil- while indicating that ity,” she stated. their goal is to determine how to create a “circular Limited process Barbados”. His com- Adding to her comments, ments came as he said Manager of the that there are job oppor- Sanitation Service tunities for persons to ac- Authority (SSA), Janice cess by pursuing that ap- Jones explained that in proach. Barbados, the recycling “There needs to be a process is limited, as this conversation, because country is only able to re- every single tonne of move the recyclables garbage we can create from the waste stream. three jobs from this “There is no market whole industry; out of right now for recyclables every single tonne we since a lot of the coun- can create three to five tries have reduced the jobs,” he reiterated. importation of the recy- Meanwhile, Thora clables. SBRC, our trans- Lorde, Waste Manage- fer station, they are sup- ment Coordinator in the posed to take the recy- Ministry of Environment clables when the garbage and National Beauti- goes to the transfer sta- fication, maintained that tion; but then again there Barbadians need to have really is no market. What a sense of responsibility SBRC does is that they in terms of waste man- would make compost agement. from the green waste and “Recycling is some- in that regard there re- thing that has been hap- ally is no market for it. So pening in Barbados what you have would be a through the private sec- stockpile of material sit- tor for many years, about ting there. The last fire 20 years now as far as that was at SBRC was I’m aware, and it offers the result of the compost the avenue not only for just sitting out there on waste minimisation, but the stand, and with the also in case of repair, heat, they had the fire,” and in case of recycling, she noted. for us to be able to also Jones contended that have that employment until there is manufac- aspect. turing of recyclables in Persons are able so- this country, we will con- cially, to take their recy- tinue to simply move the clables back to a depot in recyclables from one area order to get money, and of the country and place while they don’t always them in another. push this – the whole (JRT) The Barbados Advocate Thursday March 18, 2021 • 3 NCC concerned about use of skips Plans to SOME bulk waste and Estimates Debate,Als said times per week. We are Als told those gathered within the construction in- construction debris are that they usually collect hindered somewhat by our in the Chamber, that with dustry and persons who making their way into garbage from those skips finances, but we try our over 83 sites where the have restaurants etc., they skips located at beaches once per week in the rural best where we can facili- NCC has such skips, it is can rent skips from the expand and parks across this is- areas and twice per week tate, to remove them as rather difficult to have to Sanitation or private per- land, and those engag- in the urban areas. persons fill them.We often empty the skips more often sons, or they can have the ing in this practice are However,he said they have find that even on remov- that they are used to. refuse taken to the sani- random being urged to stop. had to increase the fre- ing them in the afternoons, “I know the minister has tary landfill,” he stated. The call is coming from quency of those collections by the next day we find cameras at some locations The NCC General General Manager of the as some persons have been that there are some per- and we appeal to persons Manager’s comments came National Conservation going to those location and sons with their trucks or not to come to the parks or as he maintained that such testing Commission (NCC), Ryan depositing garbage. persons come to the site the beaches and empty actions are really an incon- Als. Responding yesterday “This has caused some and empty all of their re- their refuse, but simply venience to the public who TESTING from morning to a question challenges, it has caused fuse into the skips, usually call the sanitation hotline utilise these areas to recre- Page 1 from Minister of Energy, us to increase our expendi- construction debris or bulk and Sanitation [Service ate and he is calling on the Small Business and ture to remove the refuse waste, and we have to go Authority] will get to them guilty parties to cease and He said what is taking Entrepreneurship, Kerrie from the skips on a regular the following day to re- and pick up the bulk desist. place presently is a Symmonds during the basis – sometimes three move it,” he said. waste... For those persons (JRT) more focused approach to testing. “So that we are getting persons that we want to Ongoing work be tested because they have been exposed to con- tacts, and what we have at outpatient also started to do is to do some random testing within various communi- clinics on schedule, ties and we have done about three or four communities so far – should be done soon communities of interest By Marsha Gittens at the beginning of this to us. And fortunately, month, so we had exactly for the most part, those WORK at two of this is- four weeks.” results have come back land’s rural outpatient She added that external negative except for one clinics is said to be ahead of works and finishes are the in a particular commu- scheduled and it is antici- major things still to be car- nity.” pated it will be completed ried out, in addition to He continued, “That by month end.
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