Complaints by individuals with underlying health conditions and others fitting the exception category for not being required to wear a face mask have been responded to in new COVID-19 regulations here in St.Kitts-Nevis.

President St.Kitts-Nevis Tennis Association and Camp Director of the 2020 summer Tennis Camp Watkins Chiverton says officials and athletes have been following hygiene COVID-19 guidelines to ensure safe interactions during the yearly outdoorsy sports event- Monday 10th to Friday 14th August (9am to 12:30pm)- at Warner Park.

Newly- elected Parliamentary Representative for Constituency One Dr. Geoffrey Hanley (opposition member) who co-founded the St.Kitts-Nevis National Youth Parliament Association (SKNYPA) is applauding the impact of such an organization on the Federation, pointing to the new Opposition Senator Dr. Joyelle Clarke who is a past member of that non-governmental, non-partisan youth organization.

Days after a wanted poster was issued, the 29-year-old man, accused of the June 2020 stabbing death of 26-year-old Donte Samuel of Old Road, has turned himself in to police custody and is now behind bars.

oung musician 24-year-old Giving Isaac of College Street Ghaut is the featured fife tutor and maker at the ongoing 2020 annual Traditional Instrument Musical Workshop being conducted at Zack's Historical- Cultural Library and Museum located at Buckley’s Estate.

The opposition St.Kitts-Nevis Labour Party (SKNLP) is pointing to a recent article in an international newspaper- the New York Times- which claims the opposition's efforts were hampered during the campaign for the June 2020 elections amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Close to a month before his 47th birthday, well-known police officer with over 20 years of service Wayne Joseph Maccou-commonly called Maccou- passed away from an illness, and his bravery during his years of service is being saluted.

Police are presently investigating a night time shooting Charlestown, Nevis that left a 24-year-old man dead.

St.Kitts-Nevis has recorded instances of down trees as part of its damage assessment following the passage of Tropical Cyclone #9 including an incident which has seen damage to a family home in Basseterre.

Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hazel Laws has delivered three areas of good news relative to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in sharing two positive highlights for St.Kitts-Nevis as well as recent development in the Caribbean region.

Individuals who will have to seek space at hurricanes shelters are being advised to keep COVID-19 safety in mind, and in so doing to have their face masks as these accommodation centers will be operating on the guidelines set out in the Emergency Powers Regulations.

“This tragedy we know has been seen as a Nevis tragedy all these years; we’re saying it is time that the nation recognizes it as a national tragedy. That yes the majority of persons who died were from Nevis but many from St.Kitts also perished on that fateful day. We have persons who have also survived and so we pay homage to them and of course to their memory of loved ones lost.”