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ACTING on the advice of Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis, Governor General Sir C A Smith may dissolve Parliament as early as today in preparation for an early election, sources said yesterday. SEE PAGE THREE
• Parliament prorogued reconvenes September 22
• PLP attacks Minnis for ‘playing games’
• Speaker condemns PM’s move on Assembly
SANDS - WE NEED TOUGH ACTION By KHRISNA RUSSELL Tribune Chief Reporter krussell@tribunemedia.net FORMER Health Minister Dr Duane Sands believes the country should return to harsher COVID19 measures as both public and private healthcare systems continue to be gripped by crisis. He also told The Tribune he doesn’t believe the nation has seen the worst of the pandemic, adding that while
DR DUANE SANDS stricter measures are not the only answer to reduce
infections, they do work. He spoke the day after Dr Raquel Davis-Hall described the strain the virus has placed on Princess Margaret Hospital in stark terms, insisting the institution has “passed the breaking point”. She said sections of the facility are “bursting at the seams” and that the hospital is already at the point of collapse. SEE PAGE FOUR
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