Bahamas Information Services presents the first in a series of video presentations under the theme, 'Bahamas Strong,' which captures the spirit and strength of the Bahamian people in the wake of the devastating impact of Category 5 Hurricane Dorian. youtu.be/YHsyx_9iccw
MSC Cruises Chairman/USA Richard Sasso and executives paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Minnis at the Office of the Prime Minister, September 10, 2019 during which they discussed Hurricane Dorian relief and recovery. (BIS photo)
All schools in the Bahamas (excluding Abaco and Grand Bahama) to open Monday, Sept. 9 advises Ministry of Education.
Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis reported that the official number of lives lost is now seven, though that number may turn out to be greater. (Photo: Patrick Hanna/BIS)
Bahamas Red Cross seeking the following for those affected by Dorian: Non-perishable goods, Baby supplies, Cleaning items, Bedding. Monetary donations deposited to: A/C #289 – 423 – 6 RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) John F. Kennedy Drive, Nassau.
For those persons outside of The Bahamas that would like to donate to the Bahamas Red Cross, we have set up a GoFundMe account. Here is the link: bit.ly/2lQkSOK
Please share with your family and friends abroad. Thank you in advance for your donations.
Bahamas Prime Minister while at NEMA's Command Centre, Sept. 2 met student volunteers of the UB's Disaster Management & Information Technology Programme. The students are recipients of equipment from Aliv and are putting the resources to use for hurricane response. (BIS Photo)
Declaring the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Northern Bahamas, "an historic tragedy," Prime Minister the Most Hon. Dr. Hubert Minnis led a NEMA press conference at NEMA headquarters, September 2, 2019 as Dorian continued to impact Grand Bahama. thebahamasweekly.com/publish…
