Anglican Archbishop Rev Bishop Claude Berkley
NICOLE DRAYTON
Former Minister of Education and former Member of Parliament for Caroni East, Dr Tim Gopeesingh
Flashback April: People stand on the roadway along Production Drive, Sea Lots, after being warned by officers from the Port-of-Spain Division Task Force to disperse after it was reported that a Zesser party was in progress.
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Examples of ration cards Source: the National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, left, looks on as a member of the public receives her COVID-19 vaccine at the Diego Martin South Community Centre on Saturday. Diego Martin West Constituency partnered with the North West Regional Health Authority for their vaccination drive.
COURTESY KEITH ROWLEY FACEBOOK
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Jimenez Edelvis receives the COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Paula Constance diuring SWRHA's COVID-19 Vaccination Road-Trip on the Promenade in Princes Town, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Dr Roshan Parasram, Chief Medical Officer.
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Satesh Moonasar, president of the Barkeepers and Owners Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Aryon Bachue
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Association of Psychiatrists of T&T (APTT) Secretary Dr Varma Deyalsingh.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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FLASHBACK A member of the public is vaccinated against COVID-19 by a healthcare worker in August 2021, at the mass vaccination site at NAPA, which was managed by the Joint Chambers.
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Update courtesy the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS).
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley MP.
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The Ministry of Health has sought to reassure the public that it is closely managing the national drug supply, following concerns expressed by the Pharmacy Board and pharmacists across the country.
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Parents of students attending Barrackpore West Secondary stage a protest demonstration against a decision to stop online teaching since last week Monday. (Image: IVAN TOOLSIE)
A week after the principal stopped all online classes for Forms 4, 5 and 6, parents of Barrackpore West Secondary School staged a socially distanced protest calling on the Ministry of Education to intervene immediately.
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Flashback April: People stand on the roadway along Production Drive, Sea Lots, after being warned by officers from the Port-of-Spain Division Task Force to disperse after it was reported that a Zesser party was in progress.
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic Jacob Wallace (not his real name) has attended three illegal parties, or as they are called, “Zesser parties” or "Curfew parties".
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Examples of ration cards Source: the National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago.
In his child's mind, lining up in Mr Kean's Shop on Old St Joseph Road, Laventille, in post-war Trinidad among 15 or so people with his ration card in hand was a normal weekly occurrence for Dr Hollis Liverpool, known to many as Chalkdust.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, left, looks on as a member of the public receives her COVID-19 vaccine at the Diego Martin South Community Centre on Saturday. Diego Martin West Constituency partnered with the North West Regional Health Authority for their vaccination drive.
COURTESY KEITH ROWLEY FACEBOOK
Epidemiologist Dr Avery Hinds is confident that T&T's health system is ready to deal with any increase in the spread of the Delta variant or another variant of the COVID-19 that arrives in T&T. Chief Medical Officer Dr Roshan Parasram said that as of Friday, Ministry of Health officials confirmed ten additional cases of the Delta variant of concern. The total confirmed Delta cases now stand at 42. According to the information Parasram gaves at the Ministry of Health's virtual press conference on Saturday, there are Delta variant cases confirmed in every county in the country including Tobago.
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Jimenez Edelvis receives the COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Paula Constance diuring SWRHA's COVID-19 Vaccination Road-Trip on the Promenade in Princes Town, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
In the leadup to the reopening of Monday's safe zones, there has been a 50 to 70 per cent uptake in vaccinations at centres operated by the Southwest Regional Health Authority.
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Dr Roshan Parasram, Chief Medical Officer.
The T&T Police Service (TTPS) has given the assurance that they will do their part with regard to enforcement in Safe Zones from today.
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Satesh Moonasar, president of the Barkeepers and Owners Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
The bar industry continues to count millions in losses since the COVID-19 pandemic hit T&T in 2020. Bars were among the first sectors to close and now, in 2021, they are among the last sectors to reopen. Tomorrow at least 50 per cent of bars are expected reopen amid a host of restrictions.
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Aryon Bachue
On the day of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examination on July 1, many children would have received hugs, kisses, pep talks, prayers, moral support and cheers from their parents and siblings as they head to write the exam.
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Association of Psychiatrists of T&T (APTT) Secretary Dr Varma Deyalsingh.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
Psychiatrist and Independent Senator Dr Varma Deyalsingh says that teachers have the right to take industrial action guided by the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers' Association (TTUTA) to ensure a safe environment for students and themselves.
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FLASHBACK A member of the public is vaccinated against COVID-19 by a healthcare worker in August 2021, at the mass vaccination site at NAPA, which was managed by the Joint Chambers.
Local business chambers have indicated their support for Government’s plan to introduce “safe zones”, which will allow for the reopening of many entertainment and recreational spaces across the country.
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Four more people have lost their lives to COVID-19, while another 246 people have tested positive for the disease, according to the latest update from the Ministry of Health.
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Parents of students attending Barrackpore West Secondary stage a protest demonstration against a decision to stop online teaching since last week Monday. (Image: IVAN TOOLSIE)
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Flashback April: People stand on the roadway along Production Drive, Sea Lots, after being warned by officers from the Port-of-Spain Division Task Force to disperse after it was reported that a Zesser party was in progress.
ANISTO ALVES
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Examples of ration cards Source: the National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, left, looks on as a member of the public receives her COVID-19 vaccine at the Diego Martin South Community Centre on Saturday. Diego Martin West Constituency partnered with the North West Regional Health Authority for their vaccination drive.
COURTESY KEITH ROWLEY FACEBOOK
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Jimenez Edelvis receives the COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Paula Constance diuring SWRHA's COVID-19 Vaccination Road-Trip on the Promenade in Princes Town, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
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Dr Roshan Parasram, Chief Medical Officer.
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Satesh Moonasar, president of the Barkeepers and Owners Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Aryon Bachue
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Association of Psychiatrists of T&T (APTT) Secretary Dr Varma Deyalsingh.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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FLASHBACK A member of the public is vaccinated against COVID-19 by a healthcare worker in August 2021, at the mass vaccination site at NAPA, which was managed by the Joint Chambers.
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Update courtesy the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS).
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