The United National Congress is dismissing the United States Embassy’s reference to terrorism in its latest travel advisory on Trinidad and Tobago. Opposition Senator Anil Roberts yesterday said one could easily forgive the US Embassy in Port of Spain for … Continue reading →

There is one more COVID-related death in Trinidad and Tobago. The Ministry of Health yesterday said an elderly man with “multiple co-morbidities” died on Saturday bringing the death toll here to 159. In addition, the country recorded 84 new infections … Continue reading →

Deputy Commissioner of Police Mc Donald Jacob has responded to the weekend murders. 8 people were killed on the weekend. One of them was decapitated. On TV6’s Morning Edition program earlier ACP Jacob said there is a high fear of … Continue reading →

Three men from Diego Martin, Marabella, and Williamsville are now in police custody after a drug bust in the south. The 3 were held on board a pirogue in the Gulf of Paria, near Point Fortin yesterday morning. It is … Continue reading →

The latest update from the Ministry of Health says there are 167 new cases of the virus. Twenty-three of the new cases were among workers on offshore platforms. The number of active cases now stands at 1,161. There have been … Continue reading →

The Police Service Association tells its members you do not have to take the COVID-19 vaccine if you don’t want to. A communiqué sent out earlier this week caused some concern among officers. However this morning, General Secretary of he … Continue reading →

A drug bust on Kings Wharf in San Fernando. Customs and excise officials are currently on the scene. Reports say the find was made when Acting Customs Officer-2 Mohammed and others were patrolling the waters off the Pt. Fortin coastline at … Continue reading →

The Pan American Health Organisation says there is misinformation being circulated about the COVID-19 vaccines. Regional Director Dr. Carissa Ettienne says it is one of the most serious concerns to public health at this time. Her comments follow skepticism internationally … Continue reading →