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The Tatil Building in Port-of-Spain lit in purple on Saturday 10 September 2022, to observe the death of Britains Queen Elizabeth II.
JOEL JULIEN
Tatil Building on Maraval Road, Port-of-Spain, was illuminated in purple last evening, as a mark of respect at the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday.
Around the world, other tall buildings and monuments are being lit in purple, the colour of mourning.
The Tatil Building's colour will be visible in and around the capital city and the surrounding hills again tonight.
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Kes at one of the 2024 East Coast Tour performances
Jono Hirst
Kes at one of the 2024 East Coast Tour performances
Jono Hirst
Caribbean journalists get a chocolate making lesson using cocoa from Trinidad in Hainan, China.
Caribbean journalists get a chocolate making lesson using cocoa from Trinidad in Hainan, China.
Arifa Bansal, founder of Let’s Golf Tobago, fourth from the left in front row, poses for a photo with junior winners. Also in the photo, in the back row, are Jason Martin, general manager of Magdalena Grand, Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis, Minister of Sport, and David Dillon, operations manager at Republic Bank.
Arifa Bansal, founder of Let’s Golf Tobago, fourth from the left in front row, poses for a photo with junior winners. Also in the photo, in the back row, are Jason Martin, general manager of Magdalena Grand, Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis, Minister of Sport, and David Dillon, operations manager at Republic Bank.
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