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Volume: 123 No. 101, Monday, April 20, 2026
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Three women injured in GOVT SEEKS ‘URGENT CLARIFICATION’ Kennedy Sub shooting OVER US CRITICISM OF HOSPITAL DEAL THREE women, including two teenagers, were shot and injured in a brazen attack outside a Kennedy Subdivision business Saturday night, according to police. Police said shortly before 8pm, the victims — aged 15, 17 and 33 — had just arrived in a black van on Gilda Street when a grey Honda CR-V pulled up. Three masked men exited
the vehicle armed with firearms and opened fire in the direction of the van before fleeing. The victims were taken to the hospital by private vehicle. Officers later visited but were unable to interview them as they were receiving treatment. All three were listed in stable condition as SHOT - SEE PAGE EIGHT
By JADE RUSSELL Tribune Staff Reporter jrussell@tribunemedia.net THE Bahamas government said it is seeking “urgent clarification” from the United States over what it called an “unusual” public intervention against its Chinese-backed hospital project, days after breaking ground on the $285.25m facility in New Providence.
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“The record will show that there are no unresolved or unaddressed matters connected to this agreement,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement yesterday. “All associated documents have been tabled in the Parliament of The Bahamas.” The response followed pointed remarks from US DEAL - SEE PAGE THREE