Trinidad and Tobago nationals who died in the First and Second World Wars were remembered yesterday for their service in yesterday’s Memorial Day observances at Memorial Park.
President Paula-Mae Weekes, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Chief Justice Ivor Archie were among those laying wreaths at the cenotaph.
The event, which occurs on the second Sunday in November, was toned down this year because of COVID-19 restrictions.
Cameraman Anisto Alves captured these images.
President Paula-Mae Weekes arrives with a Mounted Branch escort.
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Chief Justice Ivor Archie arrives for the National Day of Remembrance, Wreath laying ceremony at Memorial Park Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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President Paula-Mae Weekes’ Mounted Branch escort line up outside NAPA.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley lays a wreath at the cenotaph.
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President Paula-Mae Weekes lays the first wreath for fallen soldiers.
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Soldiers stand guard during yesterday’s Memorial Day ceremony.
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The cenotaph at Memorial Park.
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