Opposition MP Rushton Parray says there is no statistical data to support governments moves to reopen the economy. The Mayaro MP says they are making decisions by “vaps”. On Saturday Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said that retail would open in … Continue reading →

Eight people have died of the coronavirus, bringing the new fatality number to 1,137. The Ministry of Health says the latest fatalities are 5 elderly males, 1 elderly female and 2 middle aged females all with comorbidities. The release also … Continue reading →

A former Joint Consultative Council President says there maybe some questions to answer following the flooding. Afra Raymond, a chartered surveyor, is not pointing fingers but he tells Newscenter 5 regulatory bodies need to do their job. Mr. Raymond yesterday … Continue reading →

Clean up of Port of Spain and surrounding areas will continue today, 2 days after heavy rains and floods. Residents, community groups, government Ministers and several arms of the security services yesterday spent several hours cleaning up the mess, left … Continue reading →

Police are now trying to determine the identity of a body found in waters off Sea Lots of Port of Spain. Up to last evening there was no positive ID of the man’s body. On Tuesday afternoon, residents saw the … Continue reading →

Clean up operations continue in areas badly affected by yesterday’s heavy rains and floods. As rivers burst their banks yesterday, the flash flooding hit downtown Port of Spain, Maraval, St. Anns, Cascade and parts of east and central. In Cascade … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley describes as a foolish idea, plans by the Port of Spain City Corporation to transform the Mandela Park. There was a $20 million dollar tag to the proposals put forward by city Mayor Joel Martinez … Continue reading →

A group of hikers is saved from a raging river, but there is a now a fear that things could have turned out much different. The 9 were trapped on a riverbank near Edith Falls in Chaguaramas following bad weather … Continue reading →

One thousand and ninety-two people have died in Trinidad and Tobago as a result of the coronavirus. The Ministry of Health yesterday said there have been 8 deaths. The fatalities are 1 elderly man, 5 elderly women, 1 middle-aged man … Continue reading →