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2020 Emergency Powers (COVID-19) (No. 15) (Amendment) (No. 4) Regulations

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4 August 2020
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ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

  1. Citation
  2. Amendment of regulation 2 of principal Regulations

GRENADA
STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS NO. 46 OF 2020

In exercise of the powers conferred under section 4 of the Emergency Powers Act, Chapter 88 for the purposes of section 17 of the Constitution, the Cabinet of Grenada makes the following regulations–

(Gazetted 6th July, 2020).

1. Citation. These Regulations may be cited as the

EMERGENCY POWERS (COVID-19) (NO. 15) (AMENDMENT) (NO. 4) REGULATIONS, 2020

and shall be read as one with the Emergency Powers (COVID-19) (No. 15) Regulations, 2020, SRO No. 46 of 2020 hereinafter referred to as the “principal Regulations”.

2. Amendment of regulation 2 of principal Regulations. Regulation 2 of the principal Regulations is amended in subregulation (1) by deleting the number “5th” and substituting therefor the number “19th”.

Made this 4th day of August, 2020.

KIM FREDERICK
Secretary to the Cabinet (Ag.).

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Comments 5

  1. Dan says:
    2 years ago

    The recovery rate for Covid 19 is something like, 96.7%……why are we in this completely miss guided situation.
    All over the world now, they are questioning the statistics of the Covid deaths.
    No body is now dying of pneumonia or influenza, these deaths all seem to be recorded as Covid deaths.
    Like prostate cancer, most men die with it, not off it.
    So many people will have been recorded as having Covid, but they died of heart failure, cancer, diabetes, HIV, hepatitis etc etc, but they just happen to have had Covid, so their immune systems were compromised, just as it they had contacted Influenza or Pneumonia, that would have killed them exactly the same as catching Covid.
    But they actually died of the main disease they had, not if any of these viruses

    Reply
  2. Chill says:
    2 years ago

    They are adamant about wearing mask because they know it’s going to make you sick. The will label your sickness as Covid and everyone will be tested positive

    They have married Covid with death but never tell you how manny people have recovered. If it’s so bad how come so manny people recovered from this ‘deadly disease‘ that is going to wipe out the Global population

    Reply
  3. Anthony Slaine says:
    2 years ago

    Exactly, what does this mean? Describe the paragraphs, in plain English.

    Reply
  4. Dan says:
    2 years ago

    so what the hell does this mean, somebody pleas explain to me

    Reply
    • Dan says:
      2 years ago

      The recovery rate for Covid 19 is something like, 96.7%……why are we in this completely miss guided situation.
      All over the world now, they are questioning the statistics of the Covid deaths.
      No body is now dying of pneumonia or influenza, these deaths all seem to be recorded as Covid deaths.
      Like prostate cancer, most men die with it, not off it.
      So many people will have been recorded as having Covid, but they died of heart failure, cancer, diabetes, HIV, hepatitis etc etc, but they just happen to have had Covid, so their immune systems were compromised, just as it they had contacted Influenza or Pneumonia, that would have killed them exactly the same as catching Covid.
      But they actually died of the main disease they had, not if any of these viruses

      Reply

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