Dear Covid Bahamas

27/09/2021

The Bahamas Ministry of Health and Wellness have administer 207,834 total vaccine doses as of September 13, 2021.

The MOHaW have vaccinated 92, 310 persons.

Source: The Bahamas Ministry of Health and Wellness

17/03/2021

COVID has been in The Bahamas for a year now. Check out this video to see it’s effect on our islands in the past year.

06/03/2021

The Office of the Prime Minister has announced that The Bahamas will be receiving 20,000 doses of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine tomorrow, Sunday March 7, 2021.

The Prime Minster will be holding a press conference tomorrow at 5pm to give further details of the rollout.

01/03/2021

Wishing everyone a wonderful month of March

25/02/2021

Advisory for Abaco.

18/02/2021

The future is limitless.

18/02/2021

06/02/2021

🍼 🍼🍼👶🏿👶🏼👶🏽 Know someone that’s pregnant, recently had a child or is planning to? Share this with them!

The World Health Organization (WHO) has agreed that there is generally little data to assess vaccine safety in pregnancy. However, The WHO has held its position that Covid-19 vaccinations should be safe for pregnant and lactating women to receive, stating it doesn’t have any specific reason to believe there will be specific risks that would outweigh the benefits of vaccination for pregnant women.

A guidance released by the WHO suggested against women that are pregnant or lactating taking the Moderna vaccine in particular. There has also been reports of lactating women being denied the Moderna vaccine in Illinois and elsewhere due safety concerns. There are no specific risks involved with the Moderna vaccine, the issue lies in pregnant and lactating women not being included in the initial trials of the vaccine. This is problematic as the safety of this vaccine for women that fall into this category cannot be guaranteed or supported by clinical data.

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03/02/2021

The Bahamas government was formally informed by COVAX, which is a coalition led by the World Health Organization, that the Bahamas could be receiving 100,00 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

We took a little time to do some reading so you don’t have to. We want you to know a little more on the AstraZeneca vaccine and vaccines in general.

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01/02/2021

28 days and counting....

01/02/2021

Here’s a little history on Dear Covid Bahamas! 💡

25/01/2021

Prime Minister the Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis told Parliament that he intends to table a resolution to extend the State of Emergency until May 23, 2021. Thoughts?

25/01/2021

SHARE! Here’s the rundown on the easing of Sunday restrictions and weddings/funerals.

22/01/2021

If you’re traveling to the US you’re going to want to have a look❗️ ✈️🧳

21/01/2021

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20/01/2021

On this historic day we honor the milestone achievement of Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. A truly magnificent woman. 👏🏾 SHARE.

19/01/2021

SHARE. Does anyone know an anti-vaxxer or someone that doesn’t know the facts about the Covid vaccine? 💉 If so send this post to them.

18/01/2021

Anyone could feel their time is coming SOON? SHARE if you do. SPEAK IT INTO EXISTENCE.

17/01/2021

FOLLOW. LIKE. SHARE. We’ve got some good news to bring to you. 🙏🏾 Active Covid-19 cases down 22% from January 2, 2021. Continue the great work Bahamas! 🇧🇸

SOURCE: Bahamas Ministry Of Health

15/01/2021

SHARE! They say you fear what you don’t know. 😰 Well we’re giving you the facts on the new strain of the coronavirus so you can be prepared instead of scared. 🤓😌

14/01/2021

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13/01/2021

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20/12/2020

Week of December 12, 2020 - December 18, 2020

Infections exceed recoveries for the second straight week. SHARE!

Stay positive, stay safe, stay responsible, smile.

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*The numbers produced are based on statistics released by The Bahamas Ministry of Health. Statistics reflect information available as at the date listed. The statistics do not account for delay in results from testing.

*Figures rounded to nearest whole number.

13/12/2020

Week of December 5, 2020 - December 11, 2020

The Ministry of Health reported 74 cases in the final 3 days of last week. Follow, like, comment and share!

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Stay positive, stay safe, stay responsible, smile.

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*The numbers produced are based on statistics released by The Bahamas Ministry of Health. Statistics reflect information available as at the date listed. The statistics do not account for delay in results from testing.

*Figures rounded to nearest whole number.

07/12/2020

Keep up the good work

06/12/2020

Who misses the gym?

06/12/2020

Week of November 28, 2020 - December 4, 2020

For the second straight week we experienced no Covid deaths. What’s your views on the numbers?

Ideas on how we can improve our page? Let us know by sending a DM.

Stay positive, stay safe, stay responsible, smile.

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*The numbers produced are based on statistics released by The Bahamas Ministry of Health. Statistics reflect information available as at the date listed. The statistics do not account for delay in results from testing.

*Figures rounded to nearest whole number.

30/11/2020

Week of November 20, 2020 - November 27, 2020

We experienced no deaths this past week. What’s your views on the numbers.

Ideas on how we can improve our page? Let us know by sending a DM.

Stay positive, stay safe, stay responsible, smile.

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*The numbers produced are based on statistics released by The Bahamas Ministry of Health. Statistics reflect information available as at the date listed. The statistics do not account for delay in results from testing.

*Figures rounded to nearest whole number.

26/11/2020

25/11/2020

Island View (Total confirmed cases as at November 24, 2020)

CLICK RIGHT x2 to compare totals in today’s Island View to totals in the previous two editions (November 10, 2020 and November 17, 2020)

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Stay positive. Stay safe. Stay responsible. Smile.

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*The numbers produced are based on statistics released by The Bahamas Ministry of Health. Statistics reflect information available as at the date listed. The statistics do not account for delay in results from testing.

*Total confirmed cases are a combination of active cases, recovered cases and cases that have sadly resulted in a death.