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Roy Wilkins usually burnt pieces of wood in a small pot inside his home to keep away mosquities as the house, overgrown with vines, harboured many insects.
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Even though the Piparo mud volcano has become quieter, there are still volcanic gases hissing out of the fissures says senior geoscientist, Xavier Moonan.
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T&T and the European Union (EU) have agreed to the installation of a commercial scale solar panel system, via a solar park, at Piarco International Airport with an annual generation capacity of 1,443,830 Kilowatt hours (kWh).
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The patient entrance of the San Fernando General Hospital Accident and Emergency Department has been closed off after a multi-million dollar fire truck skylift toppled during cleaning works on Saturday.
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Eat Local Day will be launched this Wednesday aimed at strengthening linkages among education, research and outreach.
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The T&T Transparency Institute (TTTI) joins the world in observing International Anti-Corruption Day.
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A rifle, quantities of ammunition and marijuana were discovered by officers of the Western Division CID, the Gang Unit and officers of the Western Division Task Force, during an anti-crime exercise conducted in Diego Martin yesterday.
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A rifle, quantities of ammunition and marijuana have been seized by officers of the Western Division CID, the Gang Unit and officers of
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Newman George
NICOLE DRAYTON
Guardian Media learned on Saturday that the the Government's outstanding bill is the crux of Unipet's legal case currently building against the State.
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Mariano Browne
Anisto Alves
National Security Minister Stuart Young announced on Thursday that a Cabinet decision was made to remove the existing $100 bill from circulation and replace it with a new, harder to counterfeit note.
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Clevon Gill, 34, of Frederick Street, Curepe.
Dana Peruza last saw and spoke with her son Keyon “Geno” Gill around 7 pm on Thursday as she ordered KFC for dinner.
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A section of the vandalised St Joseph Secondary School.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
The already floundering Education Facilities Company Ltd (EFCL) has now lost out on the $800 million earmarked by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley to fix 24 priority schools. The contract has been given to the National Maintenance Training and Security Company (MTS) instead.
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Minister of Finance Colm Imbert.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
The new polymer $100 banknotes have been printed and are ready for distribution, Finance Minister Colm Imbert has announced.
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