CASTRIES, St. Lucia – As the coronavirus spreads across the Caribbean, the government of St. Lucia has taken the decision to postpone this year’s carnival until 2021, Caribbean National Weekly reports. Taking full account of the economic and public health implications associated with the spread and containment of COVID-19, the Government of Saint Lucia held several consultations with representatives of the carnival community, regarding the best possible strategy for Carnival 2020. St. Lucia’s carnival will now be held in … In keeping with this decision, the St. Lucia Carnival Bands Association has agreed that its members will present their 2020 portrayals in 2021, and indicated that pre-paid purchases, deposits, and other similar payments will be honoured. Next year’s carnival is next year’s carnival. Postponed or cancelled. In so doing, the Government sought a broad consensus which would serve the best interests of the festival’s presenters, promoters, participants, producers and partners.It was generally agreed that the global environment was still highly unpredictable and that nothing should be done which would compromise local efforts at containment. This year’s carrnival is cancelled and for good reason.Dam’mit! So…Lucians, no vaval for your health, safety and others. CASTRIES, St Lucia – The government of St Lucia on Friday announced that Carnival 2020 has been postponed in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Meanwhile, the Government urges all Carnival Stakeholders to take full advantage of the extended lead time in anticipation of an enhanced Saint Lucia Carnival experience in 2021. CASTRIES, St. Lucia – As the coronavirus spreads across the Caribbean, the government of St. Lucia has taken the decision to postpone this year’s carnival until 2021.
In a press release, the government detailed their decision. This party was a “p****’fest. Consistent with this decision, the Government of Saint Lucia will continue to monitor the global and domestic situation with a view to staging alternate events later in 2020 which might create economic opportunities for affected carnival producers.Meanwhile, the Government urges all Carnival Stakeholders to take full advantage of the extended lead time in anticipation of an enhanced Saint Lucia Carnival experience in 2021.The Government thanks all our various carnival organizations, bands and creative industry persons who have used their platforms to assist, in sharing information on COVID-19 to the public.Boo hoo hoo there will always be next here.. Stay at yull homesHigh grade shut up, u are always the first to put ur two cents, give people a chance. Watch the date it is postponed to. Consistent with this decision, the Government of Saint Lucia will continue to monitor the global and domestic situation with a view to staging alternate events later in 2020 which might create economic opportunities for affected carnival producers. CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. St. Lucia’s carnival will now be held in July 2021. Enough with the postponement, nonsense. CASTRIES, St Lucia (CMC)-The government of St Lucia on Friday announced that Carnival 2020 has been postponed in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. It is cancelled. This year’s event was to be held from July 15 to July 22, this summer. Be grateful the virus is still in the air CASTRIES, St. Lucia – As the coronavirus spreads across the Caribbean, the government of St. Lucia has taken the decision to postpone this year’s carnival until 2021. St. Lucia’s carnival will now be held in July 2021. Go find something to do.I am at your mother’s house call before you come by.I had a good laugh. Sunday, August 2, 2020
It was generally agreed that the global environment was still highly unpredictable and that nothing should be done which would compromise local efforts at containment. Considering these issues, the Government of Saint Lucia, while recognizing the cultural and economic importance of the festival, has decided that it would be in the best national interest if Saint Lucia Carnival 2020 is postponed to July 2021.
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