Coast Guard of­fi­cers are search­ing for a teenag­er who is be­lieved to have fall­en off some rocks and drowned at the Morne Di­a­blo Beach.

So­cial me­dia ac­tivist Kia Ho­sein and her move­ment for change staged a noisy demon­stra­tion out­side the Scar­bor­ough Mar­ket, To­ba­go, on Fri­day night call­ing for the res­ig­na­tion of the Kei­th Row­ley-led ad­min­is­tra­tion.

At least one Venezue­lan air­line be­gan is­su­ing ad­vi­sories to pas­sen­gers re­gard­ing this coun­try’s visa stip­u­la­tion—in­di­cat­ing pas­sen­gers can on­ly en­ter T&T once they can prove their stay is for a spe­cif­ic rea­son.

Peo­ple who have been to Cen­tral or South Amer­i­ca are ex­clud­ed from do­nat­ing blood for six months, due to the cir­cu­la­tion of cer­tain en­dem­ic dis­eases with­in these ter­ri­to­ries, the Health Min­istry has warned.

Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley slammed the US State De­part­ment for T&T’s rank­ing in their 2019 Traf­fick­ing in Per­sons Re­port which placed the coun­try at Tier 2.

Five stu­dents of the Nel­son Street Boys Ro­man Catholic school be­came the 2019 re­cip­i­ents of the Lance Aaron Lash­ley Memo­r­i­al High School Schol­ar­ships.

To­ba­go stake­hold­ers are hap­py with the ar­rival of the in­ter­is­land fast fer­ry HSC Jean de la Valette.

Come Mon­day, the new traf­fic flow of the South­ern Main Road in the vicin­i­ty of the Curepe In­ter­sec­tion will be in ef­fect.

Af­ter mul­ti­ple de­lays that stalled progress on the Ch­agua­nas Traf­fic Al­le­vi­a­tion Project, com­muters in the bor­ough may fi­nal­ly get some re­lief.

Pres­i­dent of the Sin­gle Fa­thers As­so­ci­a­tion of T&T (SFATT) Rhon­dall Fee­les yes­ter­day called on males who are be­ing side­lined from a Cab­i­net ap­proved da­ta col­lec­tion project on women and chil­dren to stand up and let their voic­es be heard.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vices has ad­vised that rainy weath­er fore­cast for this week­end, should give cit­i­zens a much-need­ed break from a mod­er­ate to a high con­cen­tra­tion of Sa­ha­ran dust present over the Caribbean re­gion.

Grad­u­at­ing stu­dents of Cedar Grove Pri­vate School were ad­vised yes­ter­day that no mat­ter how far they ex­cel in their life to al­ways be cour­te­ous, re­spect­ful and char­i­ta­ble.