Workplace of the Prime Minister – On October 9, Appearing Prime Minister, Hon. Shawn Edward, presided over a session with the Nationwide Emergency Administration Council (NEMAC) to determine precautionary measures in case of Tropical Storm Tammy impacting Saint Lucia. Regardless that the island is presently outdoors the storm watch space, the federal government prioritizes the safety and welfare of its residents.
Appearing Prime Minister Shawn Edward emphasised that whereas Saint Lucia shouldn’t be at the moment within the path of Tropical Storm Tammy, it’s important to acknowledge that climate patterns could be unpredictable. Subsequently, we should stay in a relentless state of readiness.
Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre, presently in Canada, participated within the assembly and affirmed the federal government’s preparedness for any potential modifications within the storm’s trajectory to make sure the safety of Saint Lucia’s residents.
Prime Minister Pierre strongly urged the general public to rely completely on official notices regarding climate forecasts from the Saint Lucia Meteorological Companies and pre and post-disaster advisories from the Nationwide Emergency Administration Group (NEMO). The importance of receiving correct and up-to-date data from trusted sources should be thought-about, particularly throughout such conditions.
The emergency assembly noticed the participation of key stakeholders, together with the Officer in Cost of the NEMO, the Chief Medical Officer, the Director of Saint Lucia Meteorological Companies, representatives from the Ministry of Infrastructure and different stakeholders. This collaborative method underscores the federal government’s unwavering dedication to safeguarding the nation’s pursuits.
The federal government will stay vigilant, intently monitoring the state of affairs and offering vital updates as circumstances evolve. Residents are inspired to remain knowledgeable by means of official channels and to stick to all directions issued by the NEMO.
