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Community Health Surveillance
Secretary of Health, Wellness, and Social Protection Dr. Faith B. Yisrael said her division will continue to closely monitor the Health and Wellness of Lambeau Residents directly affected by the oil spill
Secretary of Health, Wellness, and Social Protection Dr. Faith B. Yisrael said her division will continue to closely monitor the Health and Wellness of Lambeau Residents directly affected by the oil spill
Scarborough, Tobago – Following the significant impact of the recent oil spill on the island, Dr. Faith B. Yisrael, Secretary for the Division of Health, Wellness, and Social Protection (DHWSP), provided an update on measures being taken to safeguard the well-being of residents in the Lambeau Community who were directly affected by the environmental disaster.
Dr. B. Yisrael outlined the ongoing efforts for community health surveillance, emphasizing the DHWSP’s commitment to closely monitoring the health status of Lambeau residents. This proactive approach aims to identify and address any potential health concerns arising from exposure to the spill.
The initiative underscores the Division’s focus on public health and its responsiveness to environmental emergencies, ensuring that the needs of vulnerable communities impacted by the Tobago oil spill are prioritized.
Arianna Scipio has the full report on the health measures being implemented in the Lambeau community.
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