Coronavirus in T&T

Posts relating to Coronavirus in T&T:

• Skyros – Getaway to a Greek Island
  TriniSue is grateful that she got the opportunity to join a writer’s retreat on the Greek Island of Skyros, despite airport and COVID risks
• Sunset of COVID-19
  TriniSue is looking forward to the sunset of COVID-19, the end of the pandemic. The time may be soon that we can get back to ‘normality’
• A Day at the Races
  TriniSue enjoys a delightful day at the goat races in Buccoo on Easter Tuesday, with plenty of entertainment and good food to satisfy all.
• Beaches are open …. sort of
  TriniSue is happy that beaches are opening up bit by bit, and that there is a hint that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is less deadly
• Safe Zones
  TriniSue is relieved that places of entertainment are opened up again, though for the fully vaccinated only, as Safe Zones
• Vaccine Like Peas
  TriniSue is alarmed at the level of vaccine hesitancy in T&T, especially since we have four vaccines to choose from. Some are expiring soon.
• Restrictions Easing Up …. Again
  TriniSue is happy to see the ease up of pandemic restrictions in T&T, and is cautiously optimistic as large numbers of vaccines arrive
• Locked Down … Again
  TriniSue is hunkering down once again as a third wave of COVID-19 ravages our citizens. This is far worse and much more deadly than before.
• The Closing of Beaches
  TriniSue is disappointed and alarmed at the onslaught of our third wave of the Coronavirus pandemic, just as a few vaccines begin to roll out
• Carnival Tabanca
  TriniSue expresses her feelings of tabanca over Carnival 2021 being cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
• Coronavirus in T&T – week 42 – end of 2020
  TriniSue welcomes the end of the life-changing year of 2020 and looks forward to 2021 with its promise of effective Coronavirus vaccines.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 35
  TriniSue takes stock of how well T&T is doing in combating COVID-19 pandemic as compared with the rest of the world.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 29
  TriniSue looks at what fellow citizens are saying about their experiences with the Coronavirus pandemic. She questions whether the statistics provided by the MOH are accurate.
• CoronaVirus in T&T – Week 25
  TriniSue takes an inventory of her masks, as she realises that wearing them outside of her home is the new normal for some time to come
• Coronavirus in T&T – week 23
  TriniSue resigns herself to another period of semi-lockdown while T&T grapples with a second wave of COVID-19 cases.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 20
  TriniSue is alarmed at the outbreak of local cases of the Coronavirus in her neighbourhood after 3 months of flat curve for T&T. Time to stay at home again!
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 16
  TriniSue is thrilled to start getting back to normal since the Coronavirus does not appear to be in the community, even though it is a ‘new normal’.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 12
  TriniSue is relieved that T&T has managed to ‘flatten the curve’ and is in the process of rapidly reopening the country after two months of lockdown.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 8
  TriniSue is looking forward to a rollback of lockdown measures in T&T as this country is proving to be a world leader in its handling of the Coronavirus.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 5
  TriniSue is getting used to wearing a mask if she has to go out. She is managing to continue some activities through online connections.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 3
  TriniSue hunkers down while the number of Coronavirus cases rises in Trinidad and Tobago. The country is in lock-down in an attempt to stop contagion.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 2
  TriniSue is locked-down as the Coronavirus (COVID-19) begins to spread in T&T. Healthy fear rather than paranoia is needed to keep us safe.
• Coronavirus in T&T – Week 1
  TriniSue mourns the loss of a vacation, but is releved to be safe at home while the country shuts down to fight the onslaught of the Coronavirus pandemic