
Bahamas PM concedes defeat in polls overshadowed by COVID-19
The Hindu
119 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed on September 15, taking the active number to 1,679 in the nation of just 400,000 people, while the positivity rate has hovered around 25% for the past six weeks
Bahamian Prime Minister Hubert Minnis on September 16 conceded defeat in the general elections onthe Atlantic island chain reeling from a surge in COVID-19 cases and slump in the tourism-dependent economy due to the pandemic.
Mr. Minnis called his challenger Philip Davis to congratulate him and his Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) on winning the poll.
"I offered him my best wishes as his government now faces the continued fight against COVID-19, and the restoration of our economy," Mr. Minnis, the leader of the Free National Movement (FNM) party, said in a statement.

NPCIL is to blame for storage of radioactive waste on site of Kudankulam nuclear power plant: Appavu
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