The Of­fice of Dis­as­ter Pre­pared­ness says in St. Anns there was one re­port of a fall­en bam­boo patch in Fondes Amon­des and in Mor­vant there was a re­port of a land­slide at 2nd Cale­do­nia. In South Trinidad, there was flood­ing at the en­trance to the Pe­nal Rock Road Ceme­tery.

 As of Ju­ly 1st, Trinidad and To­ba­go no longer re­quires proof of a neg­a­tive PCR or anti­gen test for en­try in­to the coun­try. The an­nounce­ment was made by Health Min­is­ter Ter­rence Deyals­ingh at to­day's health brief­ing.

Sev­er­al parts of the coun­try awoke this morn­ing to ei­ther no elec­tric­i­ty or no pipe-borne wa­ter sup­ply, or both, fol­low­ing the pas­sage of Po­ten­tial Trop­i­cal Cy­clone #2, last night.

A ful­ly vac­ci­nat­ed per­son is the lat­est in­di­vid­ual to lose their life to COVID-19 in To­ba­go.  Their death has brought the death toll for COVID-19 on the is­land to 271 lives lost.

MADRID (AP) — NA­TO de­clared Rus­sia the “most sig­nif­i­cant and di­rect threat” to its mem­bers’ peace and se­cu­ri­ty, as the mil­i­tary al­liance met Wednes­day to con­front what NA­TO’s chief called the biggest se­cu­ri­ty cri­sis since World War II.

The Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty is re­port­ing that sev­er­al of its Wa­ter Treat­ment Plants (WTPs) on both is­lands have been stopped due to flood­ed riv­er con­di­tions re­sult­ing in clogged in­take screens.

The sail­ing sched­ule for the in­ter-is­land fer­ries has been re­vised, fol­low­ing the dis­con­tin­u­a­tion of the Trop­i­cal Storm Warn­ing by the Trinidad and To­ba­go Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice.

Sev­er­al parts of the coun­try are still with­out pow­er fol­low­ing stormy weath­er con­di­tions yes­ter­day and overnight, and the Trinidad and To­ba­go Elec­tric­i­ty Com­mis­sion has giv­en as­sur­ances that work crews are out and seek­ing to re­solve these pow­er out­age is­sues.

The Me­te­o­ro­log­i­cal Ser­vice of Trinidad and To­ba­go (TTMS) has con­firmed that the Trop­i­cal Storm Warn­ing has been dis­con­tin­ued, and an Ad­verse Weath­er Alert/YEL­LOW Lev­el has been ac­ti­vat­ed and will be main­tained un­til 6 pm to­day, Wednes­day 29 June 2022.

Min­is­ter of Rur­al De­vel­op­ment and Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment, Faris Al-Rawi says, “With the sit­u­a­tion of down­grade we are still in alert mode - but with no gov­ern­ment, an­nounce­ments schools are still in gear for to­mor­row un­less ad­vised oth­er­wise”. 

The Trop­i­cal Storm Warn­ing placed over Trinidad and To­ba­go was dis­con­tin­ued around 11 pm Tues­day.

As the Gov­ern­ment braced for the im­pact of a trop­i­cal wave which has been pre­dict­ed as hav­ing a 70 per cent like­li­hood to turn in­to a trop­i­cal storm, 387 shel­ters across the is­land were put in­to op­er­a­tion on Tues­day.