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Thursday, July 24, 2025

President Carmona back to work

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Pres­i­dent An­tho­ny Car­mona is back out to work af­ter be­ing in­jured while play­ing foot­ball last week­end.Car­mona's sec­re­tary con­firmed this when con­tact­ed yes­ter­day.Say­ing the Pres­i­dent was in a meet­ing, the sec­re­tary re­ferred ques­tions to the pres­i­dent's com­mu­ni­ca­tions spe­cial­ist Theron Boodan, but Boodan was on a course and was un­avail­able for com­ment.Calls to Pres­i­dent Car­mona's cel­lu­lar phone went unan­swered.

Car­mona was ward­ed at the St Clair Med­ical Cen­tre for ob­ser­va­tion af­ter he suf­fered head in­juries while play­ing foot­ball with neigh­bours fol­low­ing the World Cup foot­ball fi­nal on Sun­day.Car­mona and some of his neigh­bours at Flagstaff watched the fi­nals of the Fi­fa World Cup match be­tween Ar­genti­na and Ger­many, then went to play foot­ball af­ter­wards. Dur­ing the match, around 6 pm, the Pres­i­dent slipped and fell, hit­ting the right side of his head on the pave­ment.

He was giv­en med­i­cine for the pain and swelling, but when the swelling in­creased, Car­mona de­cid­ed to go to the St Clair Med­ical Cen­tre, where he was kept overnight.He re­turned to work on Thurs­day and was giv­en the re­port of the com­mis­sion of en­quiry in­to the events sur­round­ing the col­lapse of the Hin­du Cred­it Union Co-op­er­a­tive So­ci­ety. The re­port was sub­mit­ted by com­mis­sion­er Sir An­tho­ny Col­man.


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