Owners of properties in San Francique are calling for help after a significant portion of a main road dropped. The residents yesterday said their homes are in danger and the authorities are not paying attention. But the Works and Transport … Continue reading →

Reports of fallen trees and electrical wires, roofs blown off and blocked roads in several parts of the country. A bad weather system overnight is responsible for these situations. During the early hours of this morning, the Office of Disaster … Continue reading →

The National Infrastructure Development Company Limited says it is probing what caused the Carnival Runner to take in water.  The water taxi began taking in water on Sunday but the problem was only discovered on Monday. The vessel was 1 … Continue reading →

Twelve police officers have now died as a result of the coronavirus. Acting Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith said yesterday the service will continue to keep crime down and his officers are prepared for the long haul. However, Mr. Griffith … Continue reading →

Leader of the Opposition sees trouble ahead for unvaccinated students, who will have to do their classes online. Kamla Persad Bissessar says the government’s decision is not a good one and should be reconsidered. She agrees with the Trinidad and … Continue reading →

The Education Minister is again urging parents and guardians to get their children vaccinated. Only students who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed back into classrooms for face-to-face classes from October 1st. This is the date the … Continue reading →

There is another call to the population to get vaccinated. This time it is coming from Archbishop Jason Gordon. The Catholic Cleric yesterday lamented the rising COVID infections and the dangers they present. He said the unvaccinated are losing their lives to the … Continue reading →

Four women are the country’s latest COVID-19 fatalities. All but one of them had comorbidities. The Ministry of Health says the patients were 3 middle-aged women with comorbidities and 1 middle-aged woman without comorbidities. The death toll in the country … Continue reading →