PATI REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES
Vaccine Phone Line – Statement from the Ministry of Health
Good day,
We apologize for the delays being experienced as persons try to get through to the vaccine registration number. Our team is working extremely hard to answer as many calls as possible and we ask for you to be patient.
Alternatively, we ask that you send an email to: vaccine@gov.bm with the subject: Registration Data.
You must include the following information:
Name
DOB: day/month/year
Full Address
Phone (Cell/Home)
Occupation
Video: Leaders Get Covid-19 Vaccinations
With an aim to lead by example, Premier David Burt, Opposition Leader Cole Simons, Minister of Health Kim Wilson, and Dr Carika Weldon received Covid-19 vaccinations today [Jan 11] at the recently opened Vaccination Centre at the Police Club in Prospect. iframe src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/OVs7_FcaqzU” height=”329″ width=”98%” allowfullscreen=”” frameborder=”0″> This follows after the first shipment of 9,750 doses […]
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Aliana King Featured In Redken Ad Campaign
Aliana King has been featured by yet another major international brand, with a recent Redken ad campaign showcasing the Bermudian model. Ms. King is building a rather impressive modeling portfolio, having previously appeared in a number of campaigns for well known international brands and style magazines including L’Oréal, Aveda, Garnier, Maybelline, Allure, Elle Magazine, Vogue Arabia and […]
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Covid-19 hotline jammed by calls
Premier leads by example in receiving Covid-19 vaccine
Email Address For Covid Vaccine Registration
The Government “apologized for the delays being experienced as persons try to get through to the vaccine registration number” and provided an email address that people can use. This follows after people experienced issues trying to get through via the phone hotline, with some noting they only managed to get through to a voice mail […]
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Covid-19: Hospital staff receive first vaccines
Covid-19 vaccines: ‘Everyone should get it done’
Acting Appointment: DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Acting Appointment: DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Covid-19: Over 90 Million Cases Worldwide
While vaccines are being administered, the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect countries around the globe, with the number of confirmed cases worldwide now surpassing 90 million, with over 1,936,000 deaths worldwide, and the United States continuing to have the most confirmed cases and deaths in the world. A BBC story said, “The PM has said “now […]
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Video: First Covid-19 Vaccinations In Bermuda
The first Covid-19 vaccinations are underway in Bermuda, and you can tune in and watch live below. This follows after the first shipment of 9,750 doses arrived on the island on Friday, with the Ministry starting to administer the vaccine today [Jan 11], with priority given to healthcare workers, essential workers and seniors in rest […]
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Digicel Business Launches Digicel Business Hub
Digicel Business is today [Jan 11] launching the Digicel Business Hub, providing companies with an “all-in-one IT package.” A spokesperson said, “With a goal of giving small and medium-sized enterprises quick and easy access to everything they need from a technology and connectivity standpoint, Digicel Business is today launching the Digicel Business Hub. Providing companies […]
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Video: CahowCam Pair Return And Lay Egg
The island is set to welcome a new resident soon, as a Cahow on Nonsuch Island laid an egg, with the pair of birds managing to coordinate their return for the occasion despite being apart at sea for two months. Jean-Pierre Rouja, Nonsuch Expeditions Founder and Team Leader said, “As our followers from around the […]
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14-Week Insurance Course At Bermuda College
International business will take on increased importance to the local economy as the Island, like the rest of the world, grapples with the economic fall-out of the Coronavirus pandemic, according to Bermuda College Senior Economics Lecturer, Craig Simmons. “Now, more than ever, Bermuda’s economy is relying on international business, and re/insurance, in particular, to keep […]
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Riders Excel In FEI Jumping World Challenge
The overall results of the 2020 FEI Jumping World Challenge have been released, with Bermuda’s equestrians ranking well among their peers, claiming first place in three jumping categories. A spokesperson said, “The FEI Jumping World Challenge is indeed a major highlight on the Bermuda equestrian calendar. The event provides a wonderful opportunity for local riders to […]
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Tennis: MTM Singles Championships Final Day
20 year old Tariq Simons and 16 year old Daniel Phillips battled in an entertaining Manders Tennis Management Singles Championships Final at the Fairmont Southampton Tennis Courts In the A Division Final, Simons was able to come from behind to defeat Phillips. Phillips won the first set 7-6, but Simons leveled the match at 1 – […]
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Police Confirm: Man Dies After Collision
The police have confirmed that a 35-year-old man has died following a collision early this morning [Jan 11] in Devonshire. A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after 1:00 a.m. today, Monday 11th January, 2021, police responded to a report of a serious single vehicle collision involving a motorcycle, just west of Terceira’s service station on the […]
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Fatal crash on North Shore Road, Devonshire
Premier: first casino to open up in 2021
US Consul condemns political violence – but fails to mention DC riots
Bermudian doctor in the UK appeals to public to get vaccine
Tax on rent income planned next year
Gayneté Jones Launches ‘Best Periodt’
[Written by Mikaela Ian Pearman] Gayneté Jones, the Bermudian entrepreneur, best-selling author and podcaster recently seen in Forbes, is about to shake her industry yet again with her latest venture Best, Periodt. Best Periodt menstrual cups will be the first fem healthcare product made by a Bermudian to hit island shelves and are available starting […]
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COVID-19 Vaccinations Start Tomorrow
A Ministry of Health spokesperson provided details of events that will take place as the first COVID-19 vaccinations are administered in Bermuda. “There will be two vaccination events taking place tomorrow, Monday 11 January 2020.
“The first will take place at 10am at the newly created Vaccination Centre, with people who be the first recipients of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine which arrived in Bermuda on Friday evening. Dr. Heather Armstrong, Senior Medical Officer will discuss the vaccination processes in place at the Centre.
EEMC Public Schools to Reopen January 13th
All public schools will reopen for in-class learning on Wednesday, 13th January 2021.
The decision was made by the Education Emergency Measures Committee (EEMC) at a meeting held yesterday.
A spokesperson for the EEMC said, “Bermuda Public school buildings are operational and prepared for the return of staff and students. Remote learning will stop and schools will function under normal schools hours and operate in strict adherence to the public health guidelines.”
EEMC Public Schools to Reopen January 13th
All public schools will reopen for in-class learning on Wednesday, 13th January 2021.
The decision was made by the Education Emergency Measures Committee (EEMC) at a meeting held yesterday.
A spokesperson for the EEMC said, “Bermuda Public school buildings are operational and prepared for the return of staff and students. Remote learning will stop and schools will function under normal schools hours and operate in strict adherence to the public health guidelines.”
Premier to be among the first to get coronavirus jab
London Office Issue Advisory About Covid Tests
The London Office issued an advisory that all international arrivals to England, including those travelling from Bermuda, will be required to present a negative COVID-19 test taken up to 72 hours prior to departure from early next week. A Government spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Government, London Office is issuing the following travel advisory. “Travel Advisory: […]
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Premier, Minister & Dr Weldon To Get Vaccine
There will be two vaccination events on Monday [Jan 11] with the first at 10am, while the second will take place at 1pm, with Premier David Burt, Minister of Health Kim Wilson, and Dr. Carika Weldon set to get the Covid-19 vaccination. A Ministry of Health spokesperson said, “There will be two vaccination events taking place […]
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Weather Forecast For Monday January 11
Monday, January 11 is expected to be mostly cloudy, with the high to be near 19°C/66°F and the low to be near 16°C/61°F, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Winds are expected to be WSW. The relative humidity is expected to be near 79%. Sunrise will be at 7:21am and sunset will be at 5:33pm. […]
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Remote learning in schools ends on Wednesday
Schools Reopen For In-Class Learning On Jan 13
“All public schools will reopen for in-class learning on Wednesday, 13th January 2021,” the Government confirmed today, adding that “the decision was made by the Education Emergency Measures Committee [EEMC[ at a meeting held yesterday.” “Bermuda Public school buildings are operational and prepared for the return of staff and students. Remote learning will stop and […]
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Call Hotline To Register Interest In Taking Vaccine
The Health Ministry has set up a hotline to answer questions about getting the Covid-19 vaccine, and they are “inviting people who are aged 65 years and older to register their interest in taking the vaccine by calling the hotline.” This follows after the first shipment of 9,750 doses arrived on the island on Friday, […]
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Results: Crichlow, Hall, Eve, Butterfield, Martin
Teams that include Bermudian footballers Kane Crichlow, Kole Hall, and Keziah Martin were in action in England, while matches scheduled to be played by Dale Eve and Milan Butterfield’s teams were called off due to weather conditions. Kane Crichlow Scott McTominay’s fourth-minute header was enough to give Manchester United a victory in their FA Cup third-round […]
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Tennis: MTM Singles Championships Day Six
20-year-old Tariq Simons and 16-year-old Daniel Phillips will battle in the Manders Tennis Management Singles Championships Final at the Fairmont Southampton Tennis Courts. The day did not start well, with the Bermuda Weather Service issuing a Severe Weather Watch with a Thunderstorm Advisory and Gale Warning, which delayed matches up to three hours. Once the […]
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Barnes Wins Karting Class In South Florida
Scott Barnes raced to victory during the Winter Series in South Florida, winning the Mas Shifter Class Final The fourth edition of the organization’s Winter Series in South Florida saw Barnes take to the track in the Mas Shifter by PSL Karting Class, clocking a winning 22 lap time of 17:37.656. Following the race, Barnes said, “I’ve […]
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Missing Dog: Have You Seen ‘Islay’?
The owner of a fawn/tan female dog named Islay, who has been missing since Friday, is asking for the public’s assistance in locating the dog. A friend explained, “Please help us find her. If you see her, call us immediately. We have a wonderful group of people that have spent their time helping, friends, families […]
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23M Vaccination Doses Administered Globally
More than 23 million Covid-19 vaccines have been administered worldwide as of today [Jan 10], with approximately 41 countries currently administering the vaccine. Bermuda is set to join other nations worldwide effective tomorrow [Jan 11], with the first shipment of 9,750 doses having arrived on the island on Friday. The Bermuda Government said, “The Ministry […]
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Three Women Jailed In UK On Drug Charges
Three women – Catara Mattie, Shantori Daniels, and Shaliquah Talbot — have been jailed in the UK for attempted to smuggle around £50,000 [$67,840] worth of cocaine. A statement from the UK National Crime Agency said, “Three drug couriers who attempted to smuggle cocaine worth around £50,000 into the UK on the same flight into Gatwick […]
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Column: Pearman On Timing, Laws, Decisions
[Opinion column written by Shadow Legal Affairs Minister Scott Pearman] Have you ever noticed how you can find a cliché for almost every occasion? Two came to mind during 2020’s last session of the House of Assembly, when MPs gathered [virtually] to pass laws affecting all of us. One cliché was ‘something’s better than nothing’. […]
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