Seven Officers from the Royal Gibraltar Police have completed training to become Casualty Bureau Managers. The course itself is designed to provide response planning to mass fatality incidents which could include natural disasters, accidents or intentional criminal acts to injure or kill, including terrorist incidents.
GibFibre has said that, apart from being told by third parties it has “no notice” of any complaint about it to the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority by Gibtelecom concerning the Misleading and Comparative Advertising Act 2001 “or anything else.”
Thursday 15th October 2020
Total tests done: 55,677
Test results pending: 5
Test results received: 55,672
Confirmed cases: 531 (+15 new positive cases)
Active cases: 88 (86: residents / 2: visitors)
Recovered cases: 439 (+4 new recovered)
Self-isolation: 569
Positive cases in COVID-19 Ward: 2
Positive cases in CCU: 1
Positive Cases in ERS: 0
Deaths: 0
A total of 17,118 tests have been carried out so far in the frontline, targeted and systematic sampling. This is included in the above figures.
The results for the 2020 Gibraltar Sustainability Awards were announced at a ceremony broadcast by GBC TV on Wednesday 14th October. The Awards are informed by the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and celebrate local and regional best practice. They recognise the efforts taking place in Gibraltar, to address these goals across a number of sectors and groups.
Gibtelecom has today lodged a complaint with the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority against u-mee and GibFibre under the Misleading and Comparative Advertising Act 2001. Gibtelecom’s complaint relates to the form of advertising promoted by u-mee and GibFibre in respect of these companies’ bundled services to the public.
