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A resident of Sea View, Cap-de-Ville, Point Fortin, recalls seeing planes flying over his home yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Residents of Point Fortin are expressing concern after noticing an unusual increase in low-flying aircraft over the past two days.
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Workers carrying out roof repairs on a house at St Anthony’s Drive, Westmoorings, yesterday, following damage caused to the structure by Tuesday's tornado strike.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Less than 24 hours after tornado-like winds tore through sections of Westmoorings North and surrounding communities, the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government confirmed that cleanup and restoration works were completed and power was restored to nearly all affected households.
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An unidentified resident returns home with storage containers and cleaning supplies in West Moorings yesterday.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Structural engineer and president of the Association of Professional Engineers of Trinidad and Tobago (APETT), Lendel Bethelmy, is urging citizens to pay close attention to the construction and structural integrity of their homes.
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Tobago Budget allocations over the last 10 years.
Over the past decade, Trinidad and Tobago’s national budgets have fluctuated with changing oil and gas prices, revenue shortfalls, and persistent fiscal deficits. Against this backdrop, Tobago’s allocation from the national budget has remained a steady point of focus.
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T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce Tobago Division chairman Curtis Williams
ELIZABETH GONZALES
The Tobago arm of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce has called for Monday’s national Budget to focus on key areas that will unlock the island’s economic potential.
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A 37-year-old man was shot and killed following an argument between his friend and another man over visitation of their 11-month-old child.
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Assistant Secretary in the Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Niall George
Assistant Secretary in the Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation, Niall George, has called on Tobagonians to do their part to keep calypso alive as the island starts its celebrations for Calypso History Month.
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A 70-year-old Diego Martin man frightened away a bandit who tried to rob him on Tuesday morning.
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Former Point Fortin mayor Abdon Mason, second from left, greets Minister in the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries Ernesto Kesar during the stand-your-ground legislation consultation in Point Fortin on Tuesday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
As consultations on the proposed stand-your-ground legislation continue, former Point Fortin mayor Abdon Mason is urging both the Government and Opposition to put aside their political differences in the interest of the nation.
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Penal police are investigating the death of a one-year, eight-month-old baby girl at a home in Penal on Tuesday morning. The baby and her two siblings were left in the care of her grandmother over the weekend.
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Two men were denied bail when they appeared in court this week, charged jointly with possession of cannabis for the purpose of trafficking.
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Rodney Slater
A chopping and a series of shootings led to the deaths of six people in separate incidents across Trinidad hours apart on Tuesday, as police from three different divisions are continuing inquiries.
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