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The couple’s children Keisha (right) and Lakeisha, along with their uncle Seeraj Singh yesterday at the hospital.By Latoya Giles Drenched in blood and with a puzzled look on his face, Seeraj Singh stood anxiously waiting at the entrance of the Accident and Emergency Unit of the Georgetown Hospital as doctors desperately tried to save his sister’s life.His sister,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, Latchmin Mohabir, was severely chopped about the body by her husband Subesh Mohabir, who later ingested a poisonous substance and died several hours after the incident. Up to press time the woman was undergoing surgery and her condition was listed as critical but stable.Kaieteur News understands that the woman was chopped several times to the neck, hands and back by her husband after an argument.The woman’s brother said he and the couple’s 11-year-old daughter Keisha witnessed the gruesome attack.Singh, who lives approximately seven houses away from his sister, said he was heading to the home when he heard his sister and nieces screaming.The man said he started running after he heard the screams and saw his sister’s husband in hot pursuit of her with a cutlass in his hand.Fighting to hold back the tears, the man said his sister tripped on a piece of wood which was in the yard, and fell.Once on the ground, Singh said his brother-in-law went over his sister and began chopping her repeatedly.“He just stand up over she and chopping she….I couldn’t get in because the gate was locked” explained Singh.“Even I start screaming, because if yuh see how this man just deh chopping she”. Eventually Singh said he managed to get into the yard and quickly picked a piece of wood. He managed to chase his brother-in-law away from his sister.“After I pick she up…all she begging me is to take she to the hospital,” the brother said.While picking his sister up, Singh said he observed his brother-in-law drinking something in a dark-coloured bottle.The woman was rushed to the Georgetown Hospital where doctors quickly started attending to her. Her husband arrived minutes later at the same institution and was admitted to the Male Medical Ward.Present at the hospital also was the couple’s 11-year-old daughter, Keisha, who described her parent’s relationship as very abusive. According to the young child, her father would constantly quarrel and assault her mother in her presence.“He does beat mommy bad…in front of me and meh lil sister,” she explained.Recounting yesterday’s incident, the child said her mother was washing clothes when her father walked through the front gate. She said her mother asked her father to go to the market to buy things to cook, and he just picked up a knife and stabbed her.“Mommy asked him to go to the market to buy greens…and daddy pick up the knife and stab mommy in she elbow.”The daughter said she began screaming to alert her uncle who lives nearby. She said her mother ran towards a garbage heap in the yard and her father was in hot pursuit of her.“He run behind mommy and she fall down, then he start fuh chop mommy wid he cutlass,” she related tearfully. The child said it was her uncle who came and rescued her mother.***************************** Health minister pleased with WHO response to H1N1 By Sharmain CornetteNo effort was spared on the part of the local Ministry of Health to ensure that the H1N1 virus did not reach crisis proportion in Guyana. It was just over a year that the threat of the new virus which was commonly referred to as the swine flu was discovered, injecting much fear and dire concern globally.At a press conference yesterday, Health Minister Dr Leslie Ramsammy disclosed that there were several controversies that had surrounded the H1N1 pandemic. However, he is satisfied that the World Health Organisation (WHO) did the right thing in treating the health threat as a crisis situation.“It is better that we don’t have a crisis to deal with. I think the WHO for once adopted my principle which is to react as if you have a major problem on your hand. Overreact rather than wait and that’s what they did…and we don’t have a problem. I think that is good news for us.”Minister Ramsammy, however, asserted that although the WHO and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have indicated that the threat of the pandemic has passed,Jerseys Wholesale, it is still evident in some countries, including India and New Zealand.According to the Minister, reports suggest that the two countries are still reporting cases outside of the regular flu season.“We still have the flu seasons in countries to deal with, because when that time comes, you may still have H1N1 transmission. It doesn’t mean that no H1N1 is being transmitted now and it doesn’t mean no H1N1 will be transmitted in the future.”And should the virus return in a large way to many countries at the same time, it will find a population that is more resistant,cheap jerseys, as millions of people would have been vaccinated.Guyana, according to the Minister,NFL Jerseys China, had catered for 175,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine.Dr. Ramsammy recalled,Wholesale NHL Jerseys, though, that he was faced with the challenge of whether to utilise only the vaccines that were given as gifts from the WHO or also to buy additional doses. According to him, he was under pressure from many sources that were lobbying for a wider cross-section of the population to be vaccinated.“My challenge was whether we were going to get another $200M to procure more vaccines to add to the ones that we received as gifts.”After analysing the situation, the Health Ministry’s technical staff derived the solution that with good hygiene and with a sizeable section of the population being immunised, it was possible to prevent the virus from reaching crisis proportions.And since the crisis did not emerge quite as rapidly as anticipated in some regions, such as in the Caribbean, some countries, according to the Minister,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, did not treat the threat as an urgent one.As a result there are countries that have since ended up with the vaccines they procured still in stock although they have expired. Some batches of the vaccines, the Minister explained, had short shelf lives.Guyana has been provided with two batches, one that will expire next month and another in October.“The last count that we did, we had exceeded 140,000 doses that we have already utilised around the country.A large number of Guyanese have been immunised and we expect that we are going to use all 175,000 doses before the expiration dates…So we don’t expect to have expired vaccines on our hand,” Dr. Ramsammy asserted.According to the Minister, both health workers and citizens have cooperated well with the ministry,China Jerseys NFL, a state of affairs which no doubt helped to avert a potential crisis.