Penal/Debe Regional Corporation workers fill sandbags for distribution to residents affected by flooding in several communities yesterday. Members of the T&T Defence Force also assisted in the ongoing flood relief and response efforts.
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A Tractor clears the waterway on Ackbar Street, Charlieville yesterday.
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Johnny Bharat Seapaul shows cabbage that started to rot in the floodwaters yesterday.
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Minister of Legal Affairs Saddam Hosein speaks at yesterday’s post-Cabinet media conference at the Red House.
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President of the Estate Police Association Deryck Richardson
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A pedestrian walks past the San Juan Fire Station on the Eastern Main Road yesterday.
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A screenshot from a video showing a group of girls assaulting a Holy Faith Convent, Couva student yesterday.
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Minister of Education Dr Michael Dowlath
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FILE - The World Cup trophy is displayed before the UEFA Preliminary Draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament at FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, Friday, Dec. 13, 2024. (Til Buergy/Keystone via AP, File)
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Penal/Debe Regional Corporation workers fill sandbags for distribution to residents affected by flooding in several communities yesterday. Members of the T&T Defence Force also assisted in the ongoing flood relief and response efforts.
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A Tractor clears the waterway on Ackbar Street, Charlieville yesterday.
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The partially submerged cargo vessel Hein ran aground on the southern side of Monos Island yesterday.
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A cargo vessel grounded off Monos Island is said to be leaking hydrocarbons into the waters of the Chaguaramas Basin, raising fears of environmental damage and threats to livelihoods.
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After spending almost two decades in prison, four men, including a former member of the T&T Defence Force (TTDF), have been freed of murdering a kidnapped real estate agent.
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President of the Estate Police Association Deryck Richardson
President of the Estate Police Association (EPA) Deryck Richardson expects the manpower shortage at Piarco International Airport to be addressed by year-end. He said it was one of the issues that contributed to security gaps at the airport.
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A pedestrian walks past the San Juan Fire Station on the Eastern Main Road yesterday.
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The San Juan Business Association (SJBA) is renewing its urgent call to the Government to stop spending money on repairs and instead relocate the San Juan Fire Station to a safer, more accessible site.
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PSA president Felisha Thomas
As the Government prepares to deliver its mid-year Budget review on June 18, several trade unions are urging that the measures be people-centred and aimed at addressing long-standing issues affecting workers and vulnerable communities.
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Minister of Labour, Small and Micro Enterprise Development, Senator Leroy Baptiste has pledged to rebuild the tripartite framework he once famously walked away from as a union leader.
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COSTAATT president and economist, Dr Keith Nurse
The College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago (COSTAATT) has responded to nursing students’ concerns over the return to in-person classes.
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Police are investigating a suspected kidnapping that occurred near the Freeport Flyover on Monday morning. The victim has been identified as 53-year-old Rajesh Maharaj.
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Three people were injured on Monday afternoon when a man armed with a cutlass attacked them at a home in Cunupia.
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A screenshot from a video showing a group of girls assaulting a Holy Faith Convent, Couva student yesterday.
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A 15-year-old student has been assaulted by a group of girls at Holy Faith Convent in Couva, prompting a police investigation and a probe ordered by the Ministry of Education.
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Minister of Education Dr Michael Dowlath
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For the year so far, there have been two students who were expelled from school for fighting. Confirmation of this came yesterday from Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath.
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Fidel McLean of Railway Road was not at home when the fire broke out sometime before 4 p.m. Despite his neighbours’ efforts to extinguish the blaze, the house was completely destroyed.
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Venezuelan Ambassador Álvaro Sánchez Cordero with protocol officer Andria Narinesingh outside the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs before a meeting with Minister Sean Sobers on Monday.
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Cedros resident Arun Bunsie expresses concern over the increasing threats faced by coastal communities, particularly fishermen, who are vulnerable to piracy and cross-border harassment.
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The partially submerged cargo vessel Hein ran aground on the southern side of Monos Island yesterday.
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President of the Estate Police Association Deryck Richardson
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A pedestrian walks past the San Juan Fire Station on the Eastern Main Road yesterday.
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