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Trinidad and Tobago National Nursing Association (TTNNA) president Idi Stuart says more than half of the students who sit the Regional Examination for Nurse Registration (RENR) fail the exams.
In an effort to ramp up the construction of new houses, newly-minted Housing Minister David Lee has promised that the Government will make funds available to the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) to pay contractors.
Newly appointed Local Government Minister Khadijah Ameen has started a national flood mitigation campaign, which she said will see the immediate deployment of equipment and manpower to clear drains and watercourses to prevent flooding.
While Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar described Papourie Road, Barrackpore, as a drain, many residents say it is much worse.
For the fourth time in eight years, the State has been ordered to pay significant compensation to a man from Claxton Bay due to the actions of the police.
A television host has requested the disclosure of records related to motor vehicle tax exemptions, State-funded housing, and medical expenses claimed by members of the former People’s National Movement (PNM) government.
A lawyer has challenged a judge’s decision to refer him to the Disciplinary Committee of the Law Association of T&T (LATT) for facilitating a questionable multi-million dollar loan.
The president of the Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association (THTA), Reginald MacLean, says a recent US travel advisory is damaging to Tobago’s tourism sector and totally unfair.
The forensic autopsy on the body of 41-year-old Iyana Castanada had to be delayed once again—this time because the pathologist scheduled to perform it missed his flight to Tobago.
A Couva man was killed after his vehicle slammed into a garbage truck late Sunday night. The deceased was identified as 44-year-old Terrance Ali of Perseverance Village, Couva. According to police reports, the driver of the garbage truck was collecting trash along the Southern Main Road in Mc Bean, Couva, near Dindial’s Stockpile, around 11.15 pm when the incident occurred. The truck driver told police that he had stopped to pick up garbage when he suddenly felt an impact at the rear of the vehicle. Upon checking, he discovered that a gold Nissan Almera had crashed into the back of the truck. The car’s driver, later identified as Ali, appeared unresponsive. Emergency services were contacted, and Ali was taken to the Couva Health Facility, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Constable Kussie is continuing investigations.
Burnt remains believed to be those of missing Fyzabad man Uagnan “Phagoo” Ramjit have been discovered in a yard not far from his home.
A 60-year-old taxi driver was robbed of cash and a cellphone by a passenger in San Fernando on Monday. Police said the victim was at the Borde Narve taxi stand on Mucurapo Street, sitting in his gold Nissan Almera around 6.05 pm, when a man approached and hired him for a trip to Borde Narve. Upon reaching the Borde Narve recreation ground, the passenger asked the driver to return to San Fernando, saying he would pay him upon arrival. The driver agreed. However, when they arrived at Prince of Wales Street, near Faith Centre, the man announced a robbery and stole $679, and a grey Samsung cellphone valued at $900. The suspect then exited the vehicle and fled on foot in an easterly direction. Sgt Seecharan and officers of the San Fernando Enquiries and Operations Unit responded to the scene. PC Ballierajh is leading investigations.
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