In a media release this morning, Minister for Health-Hon. Sonya Talagi says they understand the importance of a robust healthcare workforce to meet the needs of our people, and we want to assure the public that measures are being taken to address any staffing shortages.
The Downer Asphalt crew will restart work from next Tuesday-April 9th to Thursday-April 11th. The crew will be laying asphalt on the new airport car park, the road next to the airport terminal canopy and the two airport access roads.
This endeavour represents a crucial step forward for Niue’s healthcare infrastructure, as it will result in the development of the first-ever comprehensive Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines specifically crafted for the Niue Health Department.
Another major road update for today, a full road closure for the next 2 days From Toa/Fonuakula junction to Kaimiti/Fonuakula junction to Lay the slurry seal.
And our island show days for 2024 will officially begin this month leading with Hikutavake
The facility aims to address the pressing need for effective waste management practices, targeting essential recyclables such as glass bottles and PET plastic bottles.
Rowan says after the consultation they will be compiling a report on recommendations and implementation plans for the Niue Government to consider.
Hon Talagi highlighted a recent Lancet Report on global obesity rates that has placed Niue on the Top Ten fattest Countries in the World.
Acting Director of Health Peter Fetaui said that the department currently has 6 ambulance drivers on staff.
He told BCN News that the department management is working with the drivers to improve the ambulance service of the health department.
The 18th Niue Assembly voted in favour of the four Constitution Amendment Bills it the…