As the Barbados Community College (BCC) continues to monitor the inclement weather, it has advised that Summer School classes will no longer start today. It said students can be assured …
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Flash flood warning issued as tropical wave affects island
by Dawne Parrisby Dawne ParrisB arbados is under a flash flood warning as a result of intense rainfall being brought by a tropical wave affecting the island. The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) said excessive …
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Normal operations resumed at the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) this morning. Corporate Communications Specialist Sharleen Browne confirmed that the facility has been reopened following its closure on Sunday night …
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All services have resumed at the island’s public hospital following the passage of Hurricane Beryl yesterday. Corporate Communications Specialist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Shane Sealy told Barbados TODAY that …
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There will be no classes at schools on Tuesday. However, all ancillary staff will be required to report to work to assist with cleaning schools following the passage of Hurricane …
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The roof of the Warrens branch of Chefette is intact and was not damaged during the passage of Hurricane Beryl. Managing Director of the popular fast food restaurant chain Ryan …
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PM urges residents to give thanks that Beryl’s impact was not worse
by Dawne Parrisby Dawne ParrisEven as Hurricane Beryl ravaged the island’s fishing vessel industry, damaged several coastal assets and left at least two coastal roads impassable, Prime Minister Mia Mottley urged Barbadians to give …
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Barbados is likely to experience excessive rainfall, gusty winds and a deterioration of marine conditions on Wednesday as a result of a tropical wave expected to affect the island. The …
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This island’s lone airport appears to have remained relatively unscathed during the passage of Hurricane Beryl. While teams at the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) were assessing damages to the …
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The all-clear has been given and the hurricane warning has been discontinued for Barbados as a dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Beryl moves away from the island. The hurricane warning was …