National
Foreign Affairs Minister Says Immigration & Customs Officers Insurance Issue Resolved; Union Has No Confirmation
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Some immigration and customs officers say they have been turned away from medical services after their insurance policies were suspended. In response, Foreign Affairs Minister Fred Mitchell said he was unaware of the issue until the union recently released a statement.
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