BY CHRIS HAPERT HA’ARABE GOVERNMENT is yet to decide when its sponsored students studying overseas will return home, says Minister for Health and Medical Services Dickson Mua. This revelation by Mr Mua brings to question initial reports that government is…
-Medical association say reality is Solomon Islands is not prepared for a covid-19 outbreak-Pre-emptive measure of flight ban is crucial BY ALFRED PAGEPITU DOCTORS are calling on the national government to immediately ban all incoming flights for an indefinite period.…
BY JENNIFER KUSAPA ACTING Police Commissioner Mostyn Mangau has confirmed that police will deal with people or individuals who spread false information about COVID-19 case on social media. He said so far police have received one complaint and police are…
BY BARNABAS MANEBONA ALL citizens not working who are living in Honiara are encouraged to return or relocate to their provinces immediately as Honiara is the most vulnerable location to Coronavirus (COVID-19) if it gets here. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare…
RESULTS of the third suspected Coronavirus case of Solomon Islands that was sent to Australia over the weekend has tested Negative. This is the last of the three sample tests received to date, all of which have tested Negative. The…
No confirm COVID -19 case in Solomon Islands RESULTS of the second suspected Coronavirus case of Solomon Islands that was sent to Australia has tested Negative. There were three (3) COVID 19 samples sent to Australia, and so far two…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO TWENTY people believed to be local students studying in the Philippines arrived on Tuesday and were allowed through without being quarantined, it is reported. This was confirmed by the Minister of Health and Medical Services, Mr…
Relief as first of three samples dismisses COVID-19 fears, country awaits two more BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO SOLOMON Islands is breathing easier as the first result returns negative, but we’re not out of the woods yet as results to two…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO TEST results to two suspected cases of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) are likely to be made available to health authorities today, it is reported. Minister of Health and Medical Services, Mr Dickson Mua, told Island Sun…
BY MAVIS NISHIMURA PODOKOLO A number of people who had been quarantined will be discharged today (Tuesday 17th March). Dickson Mua, Minister for Health and Medical Services confirmed this to Island Sun on Monday 16th March. Mr Mua fell short…
