A total of 20,000 Covid-19 Rapid Antigen Tests have been handed over to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) by the Chinese Police Liaison Team on February 18th in Honiara.
Vessels travelling to provinces with much needed cargos including food and fuel have started leaving Honiara under strict conditions through an arrangement by the Solomon Islands Maritime Authority (SIMA), N-DOC Infrastructure Sector Committee, Health, and with coordination to Provincial Disaster…
The Embassy of Solomon Islands in Beijing, China is negotiating a number of business opportunities with the Peoples Republic of China (PRC), including a direct flight arrangement from Honiara to China.
Prime Minister Hon. Manasseh Sogavare has revoked the legal notice on the restriction of movements of persons in the Lord Howe Settlement and Burns Creek in Honiara.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is initiating discussions with private medical practitioners on how best the latter can support COVID-19 swabbing, vaccination and the overall response to the current community transmission. The Minister of Health and Medical Services Dr.
The government is ensuring public requests to repatriate dead bodies to the provinces are appropriately handled, Minister of Health and Medical Services, Dr. Culwick Togamana expressed in his daily COVID19 updates.
CHAIRMAN for Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee Hon Peter Kenilorea Jr has condemned recent reports of unlawful actions by the PNG police force in Honiara.
The Oversight Committee on COVID-19 is concerned that there are people in the Honiara Emergency Zone who are covertly sending bodies of deceased persons to the villages under cover of darkness, the government said in a statement today.
OPPOSITION Leader Hon Matthew Wale says the lack of any strategic plan by the Oversight Committee and the government to curb the current community transmission has spoken for itself.
Recent media outbursts by Opposition Leader Matthew Wale on the Government’s handling of the current covid-19 outbreak amounts to nothing more than another one of his well-known political rhetoric and an effort to undermine the excellent work the people of this country have collectively done to…
Backup support for Provincial Disaster Operation Committees (PDOC) and Provincial Disaster Committees (PDCs) has been ongoing from the National Disaster Operations Committee and Sector Committees under our national disaster management arrangements and coordinated by NDMO through the National…
The Infrastructure Sector Committee (ISC) of the National Disaster Operation Committees (N-DOC) has been very supportive towards the whole of Government COVID-19 response operations.
Premier of Central Province Stanley Manetiva today assures the people of Central Province that the Provincial Disaster Committee (PDC), the Police and Health Teams are in coordination to address Livelihood and Camp Management matters in the province.
A male person from Aorigi village in Makira-Ulawa Province who went on a fishing trip on 7 February 2022 did not returned home as expected. Provincial Police Commander (PPC) Makira-Ulawa Province, Superintendent Peter Sitai said Kirakira Police has been contacting communities at Santa Anna and…
LEADER of Opposition Hon Matthew Wale has questioned the rationale behind the Oversight Committee’s directive to prioritise COVID testing for Members of Parliament, their families and the Prime Minister’s Office.
The National Government has enforced a lock down for the Isabel Provincial Capital Buala, effective 6pm pm this evening to 6pm Thursday 10th February. The lockdown restricts movement of persons and Vessels in and out of Buala during the aforementioned period.
The National Disaster Operations Committee Livelihood Sector is implementing a mechanism that will in effect to ensure the safe transshipment of fresh food delivery from outside the Honiara Emergency Zone into the city and vice versa.
Upon invitation by the Government of Solomon Islands, in the context of surging cases of COVID-19 in the country, an expert team of four from the People’s Republic of China have arrived in Honiara.
The Guadalcanal Provincial Executive has taken the decision to temporarily close the Corona market in far east Honiara until further notice. In a statement, the Executive said this means that there will be no buying and selling of products on site to avoid any huge gatherings.
The Executive of the Guadalcanal Province Government (GPG) wishes to inform the good people of Guadalcanal Province of the unfortunate health situation that is prevailing in the country especially in Honiara, Guadalcanal, Malaita, Isabel and Western Provinces.