A Ministry of Health update is scheduled for 7pm. Live video link below: The post LIVE from 7PM: Ministry of Health COVID-19 update for 1st October 2021 appeared first on Dominica News Online.

COVID-19 Statistics for Dominica as of 30th September 2021 The post COVID-19 Statistics for Dominica as of 30th September 2021 appeared first on Dominica News Online.

  The Board of Governors of the Dominica Employers’ Federation, given the heightened concerns among employers with the number of persons contracting the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) virus on island, commends the outstanding work being done by our hea...

On October 1, 2000, Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt “Rosie” Douglas died suddenly after returning from a series of overseas visits. Rosie’s death which came  just eight months after he became prime minister, shocked the n...

Coordinator of the Home Isolation Program and Mobile Testing Team, Dr. Gilda Nesty-Tonge has said the Ministry of Health continues to witness the consequences of the poor decisions made by the unvaccinated youth on island. She was delivering remarks ...

Among the many notable achievements of the late Patrick Roland John, Dominica’s first prime minister, was the work which he undertook both in and out of politics, to improve the lives of the citizens. This sentiment was expressed by John’s... The...

The official opening of the 2021 Independence Celebration is set to commence from 11am. Video link below: The post LIVE from 11am: Official opening of 2021 Independence Celebration appeared first on Dominica News Online.

Unstable conditions are expected to result in an increase in cloudiness with showers and possible isolated thunderstorms across the area during the next 24 to 48 hours. Light winds will also be evident. People in areas prone to flooding, landslides.....

COVID-19 Statistics as of 29th September 2021 The post COVID-19 Statistics for Dominica as of 29th September 2021 (21 deaths) appeared first on Dominica News Online.

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number one cause of death and illness among populations.  In Non-Latin Caribbean countries, CVDs account for an estimated 30.8% of deaths which are due to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs).[1] CVDs are disorders ...