Tricia Badaloo 53, who was hacked to death with her daughter Taylor Benson, who was also chopped and is hospitalised in critical condition at hospital
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Overcast sky and clouds. Image by Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay.
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Terrence Deyalsingh MP, Minister of Health.
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The NALIS Library Complex in Port of Spain.
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A long line of people waiting to collect sandbags at the Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation, on Tuesday 28 June 2022. (Image by ANISTO ALVES)
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FILE PHOTO - An NP delivery truck replenishes gas at Duncan Village, San Fernando. (Image by RISHI RAGOONATH)
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Houses under flood water on Ramdass Street, Sangre Grande on Monday.
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Penal/Debe Regional Corporation Workers preparing sandbags for distribution to residents affected by the flood waters yesterday.
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FILE - Penal Debe Regional Corporation Chairman Dr Allen Sammy looks on at the flooding at Rock Road, Penal, back in September 2020. (Image by RISHI RAGOONATH)
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Threatening storm clouds. Image by DexMac from Pixabay.
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Market vendor Shastri Harrichan says vegetables prices would increase should floods hit agricultural areas. [Image by SHASTRI BOODAN]
Vegetable prices just may increase should a tropical storm hit Trinidad and Tobago, is one major concern raised by vendors at the Couva Market.
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Vice-Chairman of the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation (SGRC), Kenwyn Phillip, right, reported that they ran out of sand for their sandbag distribution exercise on Tuesday 28 June 2022. (Image by OTTO CARRINGTON)
The Penal/Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) is typically one of the most affected regions during adverse weather events. Now, with a possible Tropical Storm barrelling toward the country, the corporation has distributed over 1,000 sandbags to residents.
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The Central Command Centre for the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) was activated at 6:00 pm on Monday 27 June 2022, in anticipation of adverse weather conditions arising from the impending passage of Tropical Storm Bonnie and has been operational since.
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Government offices will be closed from noon today except for essential services. A press release issued today by the Office of the Prime Minister said the decision was taken by the Prime Minister out of an abundance of caution. It is to help minimise the number of persons on the nation’s roads and to allow first responders, if necessary, to easier access and mobility.
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Overcast sky and clouds. Image by Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay.
Expect tropical storm conditions from 6 pm, as Potential Tropical Cyclone Two (PTC2) passes near or over portions of the southern Windward Islands this evening.
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Ahead of the inclement weather, the executive officer of the Blind Welfare Association, Kenneth Surratt is calling on everyone in the blind friend community to get registered with their nearest Regional Corporation so if they run into trouble, they could get immediate help.
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Terrence Deyalsingh MP, Minister of Health.
The Ministry of Health says effective from noon today, all its Accident and Emergency locations will remain open, as well as its inpatient hospital services, as part of its measures in response to the current Tropical Storm Warning over Trinidad and Tobago.
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The NALIS Library Complex in Port of Spain.
The National Library and Information System Authority (NALIS) says its Heritage Library, Public Libraries and administrative offices will be closed at 10:00 am today.
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A long line of people waiting to collect sandbags at the Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation, on Tuesday 28 June 2022. (Image by ANISTO ALVES)
Officials at The Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation (TPRC) have sent for more sand as stock there has run out.
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FILE PHOTO - An NP delivery truck replenishes gas at Duncan Village, San Fernando. (Image by RISHI RAGOONATH)
The Trinidad & Tobago National Petroleum Marketing Company Limited (NP) has activated its response protocols and procedures in light of the Tropical Storm Warning in effect, along with an ORANGE Level Alert.
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Houses under flood water on Ramdass Street, Sangre Grande on Monday.
RALPH BANWARIE
As the country braces for inclement weather today following a tropical storm warning the Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) has given this advice to citizens:
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Penal/Debe Regional Corporation Workers preparing sandbags for distribution to residents affected by the flood waters yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
If you are impacted by the adverse weather, the various Regional Corporation Disaster Management Units can be contacted using these numbers:
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Market vendor Shastri Harrichan says vegetables prices would increase should floods hit agricultural areas. [Image by SHASTRI BOODAN]
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Vice-Chairman of the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation (SGRC), Kenwyn Phillip, right, reported that they ran out of sand for their sandbag distribution exercise on Tuesday 28 June 2022. (Image by OTTO CARRINGTON)
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Overcast sky and clouds. Image by Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay.
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Terrence Deyalsingh MP, Minister of Health.
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The NALIS Library Complex in Port of Spain.
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A long line of people waiting to collect sandbags at the Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation, on Tuesday 28 June 2022. (Image by ANISTO ALVES)
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