Why wasn't a critically ill patient on a monitor or if she was, why didnt it alarm? Why was she not seen for two hours? The patient died with tears on her face, my my my....

Dr Darville really is not doing well as overseer of the medical system. As I described this and other reported cases, for years now, I was told the "**system**" is **IN** collapse. **Physicians are not automatically good administrarors, he may not have a clue what to do to turn things around**

With all due respect, in general, some personnel conclusions dont need an investigation to be completed. The violations are obvious and call for immediate action. How many other patients need to die while nurses alledgedly discuss lunch?

We may not be a failed state but across systems we're are exhibiting the warning signs . One major disruption to tourism... like COVID or the environment DEPP paper tigers, and that's it. Remember during COVID the govt siezed people's personal funds at cash exchange institutions in the interest of national security, they tried to cloak it as protecting health

"*That medication was being administered without her consent or knowledge.*"

This is a no-no. DrDarville appears to have no clue what is going on at the patient level. It may be that a doctor does *not* make a good administrator. And this is true for every industry. Technical knowledge does not always translate to properly operating processes.

Do most Bahamians pay rent? Then property taxes affect them.

Your analysis is likely from the same source that doesnt account for the underlying relationships in the economy... hence: "*oops*"

***Police later confirmed that the aircraft, which had been reported stolen, crashed in Venezuela after leaving Abaco.***

"*Clanesha later told relatives nurses did not check on her for nearly two hours.*"

This is **odd**

I'm told that critical questions are the steps used to reduce the white blood cell count and how quickly they were administered post admission. Was the white blood cell count ever brought under control? Another question was she on a monitor? Odd that a critically ill patient would not be. If she was on a monitor was it silenced?

In general, people need to start losing medical licenses in cases of gross negligence or malpractice, including nurses, so that they understand the seriousness of their responsibility.

I've said this many times before, almost 20 years ago I was told that if babies under medical supervision were dying at the rate of older/the elderly there'd be alarm but in many survivable cases its assumed "*it was just their time*"

**53 million on travel and Davis flies to the US for medical care. Together the two paint a stark picture**

What happened to the IDB study on a national bus system? We're ramping up the argument for another loan to nowhere

"*Fred Mitchell said the Bahamas’ cost of living crisis is being driven largely by external forces..*"

The Davis administration has exponentially increased taxes and fees everywhere. Property taxes, fishing fees and taxes and these dubious "*Customs VAT charges*" for that no bid JDL airport contract that impacts all airfreight driving up shipping costs 50%

We do have real estate... beach front...

**Mr Fox likely had an agent. A revenue stream for any A division athlete is image and likeness. Nobody is going to approach** Jazz, Jonquel, Shaunae, Stephen, Devyn, VJ, Aeyton, Buddy or Kai and expect **their agent to say "*we'll do it for free*". It does not happen.** Lenny Kravitz also signed an agreement with MOT is it a scandal that he got paid?

*The opposition leader’s questions focused heavily on a $500m foreign loan obtained in January 2023, as well as a $100m loan provided to Bahamas Power and Light (BPL).* Tribune Dec 11 2025

There were a whole lot of contracts signed by this govt, **a laser focus on Fox doesnt address the issue of transparency. Shine the light on the PM** and the 500 million loan he has yet to explain the purpose or use of

"*succumbed to the very disease he was trying to cure, prostate cancer.*"

"*How could he, of all people, fall prey to the one cancer that, if detected early enough, is 100 percent treatable?*"

Condolences to his family, I know nothing about the circumstances of Dr Unwala and it is great loss to the nation to lose someone with the talent described in this article.

I dont believe this applies to Dr Unwala, but another crisis is in the making... one of the singular ironies of the Bahamas is the high percentage of politicians, nurses and doctors who are clinically obese. Knowledge doesnt always override culture.