It has been one month since To­ba­go has re­port­ed a death from COVID-19, with the is­land’s death toll from the dis­ease hold­ing steady at 287, as at Sat­ur­day, De­cem­ber 10.

Chi­na rolled back rules on iso­lat­ing peo­ple with COVID-19 and dropped virus test re­quire­ments for some pub­lic places Wednes­day in a dra­mat­ic change to a strat­e­gy that con­fined mil­lions of peo­ple to their homes and sparked protests and de­mands for Pres­i­dent Xi Jin­ping to re­sign.

For a third straight week, there were no new deaths from COVID-19 in To­ba­go—and the is­land’s death toll from the dis­ease re­mains at 287, as at Sat­ur­day, De­cem­ber 3.

For a sec­ond straight week, there were no new deaths from COVID-19 in To­ba­go—and the is­land’s death toll from the dis­ease re­mains at 287, as at Sat­ur­day, No­vem­ber 26.

There were no new deaths from COVID-19 in To­ba­go last week—and the is­land’s death toll from the dis­ease re­mains at 287, as at Sat­ur­day, No­vem­ber 19.

There was one new COVID-19 death re­port­ed in To­ba­go last week—that of an un­vac­ci­nat­ed per­son.  It is the first re­port­ed COVID-19-re­lat­ed death in three weeks.

FOR A THIRD STRAIGHT WEEK, there were no new COVID-19 deaths re­port­ed in To­ba­go, with the is­land’s death toll from the dis­ease re­main­ing at 286, as at Sat­ur­day, No­vem­ber 5.

The Of­fice of the Prime Min­is­ter has con­firmed that Dr Kei­th Row­ley has been struck with COVID-19, once more.

Just 36 peo­ple are cur­rent­ly in the net­work of hos­pi­tals and step-down fa­cil­i­ties for COVID-19, down from 55, as of yes­ter­day’s week­ly up­date from the Min­istry of Health.

For the sec­ond straight week, there were no new COVID-19 death re­port­ed in To­ba­go, ac­cord­ing to the lat­est week­ly up­date, cov­er­ing the pe­ri­od Sun­day 23 to Sat­ur­day 30 Oc­to­ber 2022, from the Di­vi­sion of Health, Well­ness and So­cial Pro­tec­tion, in the To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA).

The Chi­nese city of Shang­hai start­ed ad­min­is­ter­ing an in­hal­able COVID-19 vac­cine on Wednes­day in what ap­pears to be a world first.

COPEN­HAGEN, Den­mark—As win­ter ap­proach­es, the World Health Or­ga­ni­za­tion yes­ter­day stressed the im­por­tance of stay­ing vig­i­lant as cas­es of COVID and in­fluen­za rise in Eu­rope, en­cour­ag­ing more peo­ple to get vac­ci­nat­ed.