Buses in London converted into patient transport service amid COVID struggles

Jan 21 2021

Amid the current COVID-19 struggles going on in England, the National Health Service (NHS) have converted two London buses into ambulances to transport patients.

Single-decker buses have been stripped of their seats to carry more patients in an attempt to relieve ambulances and hospitals from their intense pressure with doctors, nurses, medical staff and volunteers to contribute to the cause.

The vehicles were loaned from bus company Go-Ahead and have been equipped with medical equipment such as infusion pumps, monitors and the sort to observe patients in their trips to and from homes and hospitals.

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That’s right. Bolt Food is officially one year old!

Jan 21 2021

It seems like it’s been so much longer but it has officially been one year since the courier service hit the island of Malta as Bolt Food celebrates its first birthday.

Bolt Food is 1! 🎂🎉Thank you for being with us! 💚To celebrate this occasion we have some special discounts and promotions on the App!Check out the App 👉🏻 bit.ly/BoltFoodFB

Posted by Bolt Food on Thursday, 21 January 2021

Asking whether or not you’ve ordered delivery in the past year would be a travesty, considering the amount of time we’ve been spending at home, but it’s good to know that Bolt Food have got our backs.

They are celebrating their 365 days with a couple of discounts and special offers on their app so here’s wishing happy birthday to Bolt Food!

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151 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 180 recoveries

67 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 323 recoveries

Jan 21 2021

Malta has registered 151 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,208 swab tests, while 180 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Wednesday 20th January 2021, 15,315 vaccine doses were administered.

To date, Malta has registered 16,280 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 13,234 have recovered, 245 died and 2,801 are still active.

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National Audit Office deems some LESA officers ‘illiterate’ in 2021 report

Jan 21 2021

The National Audit Office has published an extensive report which argues the illiteracy or inability to carry out complex tasks of some Local Enforcement System Agency (LESA) officers.

The NAO’s report highlights the fact that multiple officers lack basic soft skills uninterested in developing their performance and behaviour.

The agency had informed the Audit Office that particular individuals, especially those transferred from a private contractor, failed to meet the quality thresholds required back in 2018.

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