Anglican Archbishop Rev Bishop Claude Berkley
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Former Minister of Education and former Member of Parliament for Caroni East, Dr Tim Gopeesingh
An elderly woman waits in line outside Scotiabank in Penal on Wednesday. Lines outside banks have been unduly long in recent times as customers have to observe social distancing measures.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during a post-Cabinet briefing yesterday.
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Some of the people who were arrested during a raid on a COVID party at Alicia’s Guest House in St Ann’s last Friday.
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FILE PHOTO November 2019: Former TTFA president David John-Williams, left, gives Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and FIFA president Gianni Infantino a tour of the Home of Football in Couva during its opening.
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People wait in line outside the National Insurance Board in San Fernando to apply for salary relief grants yesterday.
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File picture November 2019, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley looks into one of the rooms at the Home of Football in Couva after the opening ceremony.
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A man looks in the window of a closed business place along Queen Janelle Commissiong Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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Members of the public wait in line outside TTPOST on Coffee Street in San Fernando yesterday to drop off their froms for the Salary Relief Grant.
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The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) at Jamaica Boulevard, St Clair.
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The Home of Football hotel in Couva.
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Crime Watch host Ian Alleyne during a live Facebook broadcast from the Caura Hospital moments after he was discharged on Tuesday. He was subsequently told he could not leave the facility.
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Police officers conduct a roadblock exercise on Lady Hailes Avenue in San Fernando yesterday.
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Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says citizens who choose to flaunt the Government’s Stay-at-Home orders and go onto the nation’s road if they are not essential workers or going on essential business will have to prepare themselves to be caught up in daily roadblocks by police.
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The suspects who appeared in court on charges related to them attending a COVID party in contravention of the current social gathering restrictions last weekend.
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Five Trinidadian men and six Venezuelan nationals yesterday appeared in court charged under the Public Health [2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)] (No. 9) Regulations, 2020, after being held while by police while attending a COVID party.
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An elderly woman waits in line outside Scotiabank in Penal on Wednesday. Lines outside banks have been unduly long in recent times as customers have to observe social distancing measures.
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Some members of Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s newly-established special committee to chart a recovery road map for T&T post-COVID-19, see their task ahead as a challenging and entering new territory.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during a post-Cabinet briefing yesterday.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is chairing a team of experts—including former People’s National Movement and People’s Partnership finance minister economists Wendell Mottley and Winston Dookeran—who are drafting a recovery roadmap for Trinidad and Tobago following the COVID-19 crisis.
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Some of the people who were arrested during a raid on a COVID party at Alicia’s Guest House in St Ann’s last Friday.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is hoping the police have a “Party Meter” to find COVID-19 lockdown offenders who have parties.
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FILE PHOTO November 2019: Former TTFA president David John-Williams, left, gives Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and FIFA president Gianni Infantino a tour of the Home of Football in Couva during its opening.
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The multi-million dollar Home for Football that has been chosen as a step-down facility for recovering COVID-19 patients will undergo some major changes before the facility is launched to assist the Government in its fight against the virus.
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BRIDGETOWN - Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders yesterday said they had agreed on a way forward in the region’s battle against the coronavirus (COVID-19) that has severely affected economies, causing death and infection to several members of their populations.
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People wait in line outside the National Insurance Board in San Fernando to apply for salary relief grants yesterday.
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Government has so far received just over 38,000 applications for salary relief grants and payments are expected to start flowing in the next couple weeks, Finance Minister Colm Imbert said yesterday.
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File picture November 2019, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley looks into one of the rooms at the Home of Football in Couva after the opening ceremony.
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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Association’s Home of Football facility in Couva, which was offered to Government to house recovering COVID-19 patients, is expected to be ready in a couple of weeks.
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A man looks in the window of a closed business place along Queen Janelle Commissiong Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
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A large section of the business community has acknowledged that the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will be more significant than the negative medical impact of the outbreak itself.
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Members of the public wait in line outside TTPOST on Coffee Street in San Fernando yesterday to drop off their froms for the Salary Relief Grant.
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The Ministry of Social Development and Family Services is now opening the door for those people now unemployed due to the pressures of the COVID-19 virus to access the social support grants even if they are not registered with the National Insurance Board.
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The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) at Jamaica Boulevard, St Clair.
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In mid-March WHO’s director-general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus had this advice, “We have a simple message for all countries: test, test, test.”
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The suspects who appeared in court on charges related to them attending a COVID party in contravention of the current social gathering restrictions last weekend.
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An elderly woman waits in line outside Scotiabank in Penal on Wednesday. Lines outside banks have been unduly long in recent times as customers have to observe social distancing measures.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley during a post-Cabinet briefing yesterday.
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Some of the people who were arrested during a raid on a COVID party at Alicia’s Guest House in St Ann’s last Friday.
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FILE PHOTO November 2019: Former TTFA president David John-Williams, left, gives Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and FIFA president Gianni Infantino a tour of the Home of Football in Couva during its opening.
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Mia Mottley
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People wait in line outside the National Insurance Board in San Fernando to apply for salary relief grants yesterday.
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File picture November 2019, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley looks into one of the rooms at the Home of Football in Couva after the opening ceremony.
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A man looks in the window of a closed business place along Queen Janelle Commissiong Street, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Members of the public wait in line outside TTPOST on Coffee Street in San Fernando yesterday to drop off their froms for the Salary Relief Grant.
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The Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) at Jamaica Boulevard, St Clair.
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The Home of Football hotel in Couva.
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