Guyanese at great risk, we fear the worst if measures against COVID-19 are not...
Doctors at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) are disheartened by the Government of Guyana's approach to handling the global pandemic, COVID-19. Medical professionals...
Guyana remains vigilant despite declining COVID-19 rates – Min. Anthony
Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony said he is pleased with the recent announcement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) that COVID-19 is no...
COVID-19 death toll edges closer to 1,000 with five more fatalities
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has informed members of the media that five more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have...
Gov’t mulls closure of non-essential health services to focus on COVID-19 treatment, care
Health Minister, Dr. Frank Anthony said today that non-essential health care services provided by public medical facilities may have to be closed to free...
Guyana records 180th COVID-19 death
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has informed that one more person, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), has died. This takes the...
Two more unvaccinated persons succumb to COVID-19; 11 in ICU
As of February 20th, 2022, two more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. This takes the total number of...
Close to 3000 Guyanese benefited from financial assistance for medical treatment in 2 years
Some 2,728 Guyanese were able to access medical assistance from the Health Ministry’s medical treatment department at a cost of $956 million since 2020.
Health...
G/Town M&CC gets $8M from PAHO for COVID-19 fight
(DPI)- The Mayor of Georgetown, His Worship, Pandit Ubraj Narine disclosed yesterday that the City Council has received approximately $8 Million (US$38,412) from the...
Two more succumb to COVID-19; 53 new cases recorded
The Ministry of Health has informed that two more persons, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), have died. This takes the total...
Guyana asks Cuba to send more nurses; 200 expected early 2024
Guyana's public health sector continues to be plagued by worker shortages and those that remain are required to work long hours, but help is...
