The problem is as economist says that 1000 people are being used to put the other 400,000 under stress. If they want to stop movement then why are they at the ministry having a meeting? Why not do the meeting by zoom? Leaders lead by example. Don't tell me stay put and you out moving around for a meeting that could be done virtually.

Davis needs to find something to try and stay in the news with as the virus has pushed him to the side. I agree that they need to leave homeless people alone, but Davis trying for points. Go the PM and tell him this. Don't need to be running to reporters on it if you really care about the issue.

Stop the PLP rhetoric.

Same union that tears down the hotel when it is open and now that it is closed praying for it to open. Interesting. Maybe now the hotel union will seek to stop being a parasite and find a hotel to operate themselves.

Where in the world in the article did it even mention K P Turnquest? You can't be serious. Besides, what airline is Turnquest involved with? Stop spewing false news.

Stop being political please. Now is not the time.

This Commissioner needs to have a talk with the Attorney General. People have a RIGHT to leave their homes for essential services, and food is an essential service, fast food or not.

Because no fridge no stove. Heard about people in Abaco and Freeport who got hit with the storm?

So will we have a curfew and our borders stay closed until the United States has no more cases? I just don't see if one family has the 4 persons affected by the virus the point of a 24 hour curfew and closed borders. This is like the dictators in Africa treat their people. Maybe I am missing something.

Contrary to the report in this article that all NGO have left Abaco that is not true. While a number of the international ones have left, there there are still about 2 local ones with international offices still in Abaco.