St John’s Firefighter Tests Positive For COVID-19 In St. Vincent; Eight Firefighters Under Quarantine

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Positive blood test result for the new rapidly spreading Coronavirus, originating in Wuhan, China

An officer based at St John’s Fire Station has tested positive for Covid-19; as a result eight firefighters, who were in primary contact with the infected worker, are in quarantine.

According to Fire Chief Elvis Weaver, the officer flew home to St Vincent last week where he was tested. He was one of six new cases recorded in St Vincent and the Grenadines on Sunday.

His fellow firefighters were tested yesterday and should know their results within the next few days.

The infected firefighter is said to be doing very well and has not apparently shown any symptoms.

Weaver confirmed the department had sufficient additional officers “ready to respond and perform their duties effectively” in the event of a major blaze.

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  1. Notice how these days the name Antigua cannot be mentioned without the name St Vincent in the same sentence! Jeez! Antigua is crying out ” I can’t breathe!” Anyway glad to know that the affected man is “doing very well” and not showing any symptoms.

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