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More than 70 residents of Bayshore, Marabella, are finally back home after being evacuated last Friday due to an oil leak that contaminated the river course from Tarouba to Marabella.
A Preysal Secondary student, who was caught entering the compound with a knife, is expected to appear in court today.
Police are trying to identify a man who was found dead just off the Lady Young Road, Morvant, on Tuesday afternoon.
Public Services Association president Felisha Thomas says the union will be meeting with the WASA executive team again to resolve 1,700 grievances, which she claimed were created by the last government.
A stretch downtown Scarborough plauged with multiple robberies, shootings, and murders has received a permanent police presence after the business community stepped in to fix a broken down police mobile unit.
The University of Trinidad and Tobago hosted the Closing Workshop for the Advancing Safety and Sustainable Environmental Transportation (ASSET) Project. The project was funded by the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States through the ACP Innovation Fund, with support from the 11th European Union Development Fund.
The Customs Clerks and Customs Brokers Association of Trinidad and Tobago (CCCBA) has issued a public call for urgent intervention following the recent failure of the Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA), which supports the country’s customs and trade processing.
Over a decade after her husband was killed in a car crash, which left her and her two young sons injured, a widow from south Trinidad has won a landmark lawsuit over the police’s handling of the case against the truck driver, who caused the accident.
The National Institute of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (NIHERST) has launched a national research project titled “Analysis of Academic Performance of Students Across Primary and Secondary Schools in Trinidad and Tobago.”
Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA), Jeevan Joseph, convened his first official meeting with the leadership of the Authority’s three recognised trade unions today, Wednesday 2 July, 2025, at WASA’s Head Office in St Joseph.
The National Infrastructure Development Company Limited (NIDCO) has announced a temporary traffic arrangement along the Connector Road to the Elmina Clarke-Allen Highway, effective today. Traffic will be restricted to a single lane as stabilisation works begin on a section of the roadway.
Police destroyed over $1 million worth of cannabis during an operation in the North Central Division on Wednesday 2nd July 2025. Between 6:30 am and 9:30 am, officers conducted an intelligence-led Cannabis Suppression Operation in St. Joseph.
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