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High Court judge Justice Frank Seepersad receives a token of appreciation from Pundit Artma Maharaj after delivering an address at Green Ramleela in Palmiste Park, San Fernando, on the ninth and penultimate night of the celebrations.
KRISTIAN DeSILVA
Justice Frank Seepersad has praised the organisers of the Green Ramleela celebrations for staging an elaborate cultural production without State funding.
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Amalgamated Security officers look on at debris from Saturday night’s fire at the TSTT compound on the Eastern Main Road, Laventille.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Three people are assisting police with inquiries into a suspected arson attack that destroyed cables at the Telecommunication Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) work centre in Laventille on Saturday.
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Kenneth Thomas and his wife, Gail Mohan-Thomas, say they are grateful for the repairs carried out by the Housing Development Corporation after the flooring in their bedroom collapsed at their Jamadar Street apartment in San Fernando on Saturday.
KRISTIAN DeSILVA
Repair work was nearing completion yesterday, a day after part of the floor between two apartments in Housing Development Corporation (HDC) Building Three on Jamadar Street, San Fernando, collapsed.
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Temporary Government Senator Ashworth Jack speaks at the Tobago Hindu Society’s Divali celebrations at Gulf City Mall in Lowlands on Saturday.
STEPHON NICHOLAS
Temporary government senator Ashworth Jack is urging citizens to confront racism, warning that silence could contribute to the destruction of society.
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Effigies of Ravana at the Pierre Road Recreation Ground.
SHASTRI BOODAN
Local Indian culture could receive a boost if the Government invested in community celebrations such as Ramleela and Divali, said Pierre Road Ramleela Committee head Kimchan Sahadeo.
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Former Government Minister, Devant Maharaj
Three former government ministers have weighed in on Blue Waters’ sponsorship of Divali Nagar, with Dr Devant Maharaj criticising the Government’s handling of State support, Dr Bhoe Tewarie warning against politicising the festival and Ramona Ramdial welcoming greater private-sector involvement.
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Dr Maryam Abdool-Richards, from left, John E Sabga Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer board member Howard Sabga and founder Natalie Sabga listen to board member Derek Hudson during the foundation’s Friends and Family Reunion yesterday.
NICOLE DRAYTON
Pancreatic cancer can be difficult to detect, and early diagnosis and treatment can save lives.
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TSTT House, Port-of-Spain.
Roberto Codallo
The fire that engulfed the cable yard at the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) Laventille Work Centre has been extinguished, but monitoring remains in place to prevent a possible re-ignition.
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FILE - A Fire officer runs to the scene of a massive fire at TSTT Compound Eastern Main Road, Laventille, on Saturday 24 October 2026.
ANISTO ALVES
The Fire Service Association Second Division is calling for the arrest and prosecution of those responsible for an apparent arson attack at the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) compound in Laventille, which left a firefighter hospitalised.
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A 42-year-old breast cancer survivor is calling for stronger security measures to protect elderly residents in Mc Bean, Couva, after masked, armed men broke into her family’s home and robbed her parents at gunpoint.
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NCRHA Chairman Dr Tim Gopeesingh (centre), Head of the National Blood Transfusion Service Dr Shivir Moosai (2nd from right), and members of the Blood Bank’s Nursing Staff, on Saturday 24 October 2026, at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex (EWMSC). Image courtesy EWMSC/NCRHA.
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The blood bank at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex (EWMSC) is expected to extend its operating hours to 8 pm to encourage more people to donate blood and help meet demand for emergency medical care.
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The TSTT compound in Laventille engulfed in fire on Saturday 24 October 2026. [Image by SHASTRI BOODAN]
SHASTRI BOODAN
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath says investigators are considering the possibility that both insiders and outsiders were involved in a suspected arson attack at a Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) compound in Laventille on Saturday.
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