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FUNERAL CONCERN FOR COVID-19 MONITORING UNIT

FUNERAL CONCERN FOR COVID-19 MONITORING UNIT

February 24, 2021
1:46 pm

Head of the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit Ronald Chapman says Barbadians are continuing to breach covid-19 protocols and 15 more people to be charged and brought before the law courts in the coming days.

Mr. Chapman is also expressing concern about people not following the prescribed protocols at funerals.

He says there are too many cases of people exceeding the limit for people allowed.

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