THA Chief Sec to speak on covid19 vaccination on Monday

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THA Chief Sec to speak on covid19 vaccination on Monday

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago Chief Secretary Farley Augustine. - THA THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is expected to make an announcement on Monday on Tobago’s position on covid19 vaccination in the public sector. The Prime Minister said last month that by mid-January, all public servants and employees at state agencies will be required to be vaccinated or be furloughed without pay. But last Sunday, after a retreat of the executive council, Augustine said the […]

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