Ambassador to International Renewable Energy Agency, Conrod Hunte made a donation of medical safety supplies to Her Majesty’s Prison 1735 on Monday.
Ambassador Hunte, who is an Antiguan living abroad, is apart a nonprofit organization PurelyCO, which teamed up with The AFYA Foundation in New York, to make the donation possible.
The contribution from the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) included masks, gloves, face shields and medical gowns.
Hunte paid a courtesy visit to the Attorney General the Hon. Steadoy Cutie Benjamin, who thanked him for the timely donation. Minister Benjamin, encouraged the ambassador to continue to seek was to further assist the country as, the world and nation continue to mitigate the effects of COVID-19.
Superintendent of Her Majesty’s Prison 1735 Jermaine Anthony accepted the donation on behalf of the correctional facility. He added, “the donation of these PPE equipment is needed as we use a lot of mask daily between the inmates and the staff.”
Anthony also made an appeal for the donation of more masks to the Prison, which will be greatly appreciated.
Ambassador Conrod Hunte says his organization will continue to make further donations to various institutions around the island.
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Smh – Photo indoors, one man live in America, no masks & shaking hands.
Does CMO or Minister of Health have any comment?
The AG photo with Amb. Hunte speaks volumes to us locals who have to tracker bracelet when we return from travel; us locals who must wear mask and not touch others and distance in public places, especially indoors.
Thank you Sup. Anthony for wearing mask & distancing WHILE OUTSIDE.
You followed the rules that were legalized by the AG.
What’s going on here??? No masks, no social distancing. Charge them. Nobody is exempt, and I mean NOBODY!!!!!!!
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