.@UTechJamaica - Can you build the same in JA? See--> When ventilators run short, a $500 invention may save lives https://t.co/c9lrTdvGEa via @technology
The other day on my walk I met this little girl and used the opportunity to make sure she knew how to protect herself against Covid-19. Parents please continue to have open conversations with your children and empower them with the knowledge to keep them safe!
This crisis has shown us the best and worst in people.
I have come to the conclusion that a lot of us are surrounded by narcissists in the bodies of parents, siblings, friends and partners.
Their toxicity knows no bounds and they will be the death of us all.
HUGE.
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which authorizes loans to small businesses to pay employees during the COVID-19 crisis, has run out of money and is now frozen.
Small Business Administration says it is "currently unable to accept new applications" or enroll new lenders.
.@Jamprocorp via @JamaicaGleaner Goals for JA food security, "RADA needs to do a complete inventory of what is on the ground, and I believe after that is done, we mustn’t spend importing any of these items that we can produce in Jamaica,” ~ Wehby." https://t.co/vjhk6Txlel
.@JamaicaGleaner shares "The JAMPRO boss said he expected a changed world to emerge post-COVID-19 [...] buying local, more health-conscious consumption, increasing demand for natural remedies, rising e-commerce and expanding digital and online solutions." https://t.co/Yp7WSRPlQa
MICAF is set to embark on a 240 million dollar program to assist some of our hardest hit farmers through an excess purchasing program. The Public Private partnership will seek to leverage available storage capacity and distribution channels to redistribute excess produce
#WATCH | A prototype for a ventilator designed and developed by two engineers from #Gaza to help improve the health care system's abilities in the besieged enclave amid the #coronavirus crisis. They say it costs only about $200.
A friend in #Gaza just sent me this video of a ventilator he is developing in response to the #COVID19 outbreak. Gaza only has 65 ventilators for a population of 2 million people.
In humble attempts to spread awareness in the #Gaza Strip regarding coronavirus, this Palestinian artist painted on the walls these meaningful paintings. As you can see, this painting encourages people to take this virus seriously, and follow medical instructions to be safe.