The flooded Poole River, Poole Valley Trace, Rio Claro yesterday.
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A Woodland resident uses his umbrella in the rain as he walks along Pluck Road in Woodland yesterday.
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The Cunupia River encroaches on to properties in the Charlieville area after rains yesterday.
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Junior Ville Blair who was killed in his home at 10th Street in Point Fortin on Saturday night.
Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John speaks to residents of Couva North during a cottage meeting on Wednesday.
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Zwade Alleyne
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Police officers assigned to the Guard and Emergency Branch on patrol.
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Crime scene investigators process the scene where Leekemus Murphy was shot by security officers in the carpark of Long Circular Mall in St James on Wednesday.
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Newly installed Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Barry Padarath speaks during an interview with Guardian Media at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain on Monday 5 May 2025.
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The refinery at Pointe-a-Pierre that was once operated by state-owned Petrotrin before being shuttered in 2018.
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FILE - A farmer sprays his crops with pesticide.
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FILE - Police officers on duty, with body cameras.
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Photo: Guanapo WASA (Photo courtesy WASA)
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Former Prime Minister and Energy and Energy Industries Minister, Stuart Young .
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The flooded Poole River, Poole Valley Trace, Rio Claro yesterday.
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A Woodland resident uses his umbrella in the rain as he walks along Pluck Road in Woodland yesterday.
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The Cunupia River encroaches on to properties in the Charlieville area after rains yesterday.
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FilE: An aerial view of the Solomon Hochoy Highway Extension to Point Fortin project.
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Brazilian construction firm Constructora OAS SA will have to wait to learn the fate of its appeal over a judge’s decision to set aside its almost $850 million arbitration award in relation to the Solomon Hochoy Highway extension project to Point Fortin.
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The foundation of the bridge at Goodman Trace, Penal, shows signs of erosion.
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Six months after discarding thousands of dollars’ worth of furniture and household items, 82-year-old David Matura is bracing for another year of severe flooding in Goodman Trace, Penal.
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Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John speaks to residents of Couva North during a cottage meeting on Wednesday.
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Residents of Couva North are voicing frustration over longstanding infrastructure problems and are calling for help from their Member of Parliament, Jearlean John.
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Zwade Alleyne fought hard to stay alive but his battle ended tragically yesterday, as he succumbed to injuries he sustained one week ago after he was shot in the head by a stray bullet as he limed with friends near his home.
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Police officers assigned to the Guard and Emergency Branch on patrol.
Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Operations, Curt Simon, has ordered an audit into all police uniforms, vehicles and computers belonging to the T&T Police Service (TTPS).
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Crime scene investigators process the scene where Leekemus Murphy was shot by security officers in the carpark of Long Circular Mall in St James on Wednesday.
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Police are searching for a second suspect after Wednesday’s daring robbery at Long Circular Mall, St James, that left his accomplice dead.
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Newly installed Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Barry Padarath speaks during an interview with Guardian Media at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain on Monday 5 May 2025.
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has dismissed as “gossip and a concocted story” reports that the Chief Executive Officer of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is now answering to two junior staff members within the organisation.
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Prime Minister has called on Barbadians to confront their colonial past and shape a new future, as the 400th anniversary of the landing of the first British ship here passed largely unnoticed by the nation.
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The refinery at Pointe-a-Pierre that was once operated by state-owned Petrotrin before being shuttered in 2018.
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Seven years after the shutdown of the Petrotrin Refinery, there is a renewed push to restart operations by a collaboration between the Confederation of Regional Business Chambers (CRBC) and several trade unions, including the Oilfield Workers Trade Union (OWTU).
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FILE - A farmer sprays his crops with pesticide.
The Dean of the Faculty of Food and Agriculture at The University of the West Indies in St. Augustine, Professor Mark Wuddivira, is urging Agriculture Minister Ravi Ratiram to push agri-tourism as a viable economic driver for Trinidad and Tobago.
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FILE - Police officers on duty, with body cameras.
Media Ambassador for the Police Service, ASP Owie Russell, says the TTPS has received a new batch of body cameras that will be used by officers to ensure that incidents involving the police and members of the public can be recorded accurately.
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Two male suspects were arrested on Tuesday by Sangre Grande police officers following the report of a break-in at a business place in the area.
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Energy and Energy Industries Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal
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International Men’s Day and World Day of the Boy Child founder Dr Jerome Teelucksingh
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FilE: An aerial view of the Solomon Hochoy Highway Extension to Point Fortin project.
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The foundation of the bridge at Goodman Trace, Penal, shows signs of erosion.
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Minister of Works and Infrastructure Jearlean John speaks to residents of Couva North during a cottage meeting on Wednesday.
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Zwade Alleyne
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Police officers assigned to the Guard and Emergency Branch on patrol.
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Crime scene investigators process the scene where Leekemus Murphy was shot by security officers in the carpark of Long Circular Mall in St James on Wednesday.
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Newly installed Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Barry Padarath speaks during an interview with Guardian Media at Whitehall, Port-of-Spain on Monday 5 May 2025.
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The refinery at Pointe-a-Pierre that was once operated by state-owned Petrotrin before being shuttered in 2018.
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