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Covid-19 touches Lusignan Prison

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September 15, 2020
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Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn during a recent visit to the Lusignan Prison

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Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn during a recent visit to the Lusignan Prison

…two inmates test positive, authorities commence contact-tracing

Two inmates from the Holding Bay at Lusignan have tested positive for the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the prison administration has confirmed.
In a release Prison Director, Gladwin Samuels ssid the official results were received by the Prison Administration on Tuesday at approximately 15:00 hours.

The circumstances under which the two prisoners contracted the virus are presently unknown, and contact tracing has begun, Samuel’s said.  He said all steps are being taken to segregate persons with whom they came into contact.  Resources are being gathered to prevent further spread, he added.

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“All persons who are exhibiting signs and symptoms of COVID-19 will be examined and exposed to the Standard Operational Procedures outlined by the Ministry of Health. Systems are also being put in place to monitor the rest of the prison population and to monitor Prison Officers and staff.  Further, the steps taken over the months to prevent coronavirus from the prison will be revisited and expanded where necessary,” Samuels said.

“The Guyana Prison Service wishes to reassure all prisoners and Prison Officers that this matter is being viewed very seriously and that all mitigation strategies are in place for their protection. “

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