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A map showing the waters off the south-east coastline of Trinidad, between Guayaguayare and Moruga, where two fishermen went missing on Saturday 28 February 2026/ [Image courtesy Google Maps]
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UPDATE: Missing fishermen found safe after engine trouble at sea
Two fishermen who were reported missing off the south-east coast of Trinidad have been found safe after experiencing engine problems while at sea.
Hundreds of migrants turned out at the Ato Boldon Stadium on March 2, 2026—the first day of in-person registration under the Government’s latest migrant regularisation exercise, as officials began processing applicants and updating records for foreign nationals residing in Trinidad and Tobago. [Image by KRISTIAN DE SILVA]
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Migrants line up at Ato Boldon stadium for registration
Hundreds of migrants, including mothers with young children, lined up under tents outside the Ato Boldon Stadium in Couva, enduring intense heat as they waited to be processed.
Four robberies reported in Port of Spain on Saturday
Officers of the Port of Spain Division are investigating four separate robberies reported across the capital on Saturday.
A map showing the waters off the south-east coastline of Trinidad, between Guayaguayare and Moruga, where two fishermen went missing on Saturday 28 February 2026/ [Image courtesy Google Maps]
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Search on for two fishermen missing at sea
Fisherfolk along the south-east coast are on alert as two men remain missing at sea between Guayaguayare and Moruga.
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