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COI Chairman: It’s Unacceptable, People Are on Life-Saving Machines

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Coalition of Independents Chairman Charlotte Green criticized the planned power outage at Princess Margaret Hospital after it left parts of the facility without electricity, raising concerns about patient safety.

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July 22, 2026

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COI Chairman: It’s Unacceptable, People Are on Life-Saving Machines

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COI Chairman: It’s Unacceptable, People Are on Life-Saving Machines