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Grenada: PM calls for prayers as former PM Mitchell collapses

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March 18, 2025
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Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has asked the nation to keep former Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell in their prayers following a medical emergency at a public event.

Dr Keith Mitchell, the former Prime Minister and current Member of Parliament for St George North West, collapsed during a People’s Parliament session at Happy Hill Secondary School.

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The Office of the Prime Minister of Grenada quickly issued a statement addressing the incident: “The Office of the Prime Minister is aware of the sudden collapse of Dr. The Rt. Hon Keith Mitchell, Member of Parliament for St George Northwest at an event at the Happy Hill Secondary School.”

In the statement, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell extended his “best wishes to him and his family” and wished Dr Mitchell “a speedy recovery.”

No additional information regarding Dr Mitchell’s current condition has been made available at this time. (Loop News)

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