(Jamaica Observer) A local scientist is appealing to Jamaicans to report sightings of an invasive species of frogs after receiving photos of the amphibians in two areas on the island’s south coast, noting that the creatures can harm our ecosystem.
(Jamaica Observer) Ganja with a street value of more than $5 million was seized by police in Buff Bay, Portland, yesterday morning from a motor car that was involved in a two-vehicle crash.
(Trinidad Guardian) A group of people who invested in Island Destiny Foundation Family, a money system that promised to multiply their contributions, did so, knowing the risks.
(Trinidad Express) A road rage incident last Friday simmered over the weekend before the drivers met again on Monday with a knife and cutlass.
(Trinidad Guardian) “What can I do tonight for you sir? Any business?”
(Trinidad Guardian) For the first time in three months, the Ministry of Health recorded no new COVID-19 infections in its daily update on Monday.
BUENOS AIRES, (Reuters) – Argentina is expecting 10 million doses of Russia’s main experimental COVID-19 vaccine between December and January, the government said on Monday, as infections continue to climb in the South American country.
(Jamaica Gleaner) The police on Monday sent a warning to event promoters to adhere to stipulations when granted permits to host events and to desist from staging unauthorised parties in the wake of a mass shooting at a Westmoreland party on Sunday night in which 12 persons were hit, two fatally.
(Trinidad Express) PUNDIT Kawal Singh, whose body was found near the bay at Waterloo last week, died from heart failure.
(Jamaica Gleaner) The police yesterday sent a warning to event promoters to adhere to stipulations when granted permits to host events and to desist from staging unauthorised parties in the wake of a mass shooting at a Westmoreland party on Sunday night in which 12 persons were hit, two fatally.
(Trinidad Guardian) For the first time in three months, the Ministry of Health recorded no new COVID-19 infections in its daily update yesterday.
(Jamaica Star) Hoodlums posing as taxi drivers and passengers have been preying on unsuspecting commuters in the Corporate Area, abducting and relieving them of their money, phone and other valuables.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Franklyn Bodden could hardly express his feelings when The Gleaner spoke with him.
(Trinidad Express) A Trinidad and Tobago national onboard a Caribbean Airlines repatriation flight died while en route to the Piarco International Airport on Saturday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad picong and artistic sensitivities collided when a photograph of the new wax bust of the Calypso King of the World, Slinger “The Mighty Sparrow” Francisco, unveiled in Barbados last week was shared on social media yesterday.
SAO PAULO, (Reuters) – More than 300 Brazilians gathered on São Paulo’s main commercial thoroughfare yesterday to protest state Governor João Doria’s support for mandatory COVID-19 immunization and testing the potential vaccine developed by China’s Sinovac.
(Trinidad Guardian) COCORITE couple Randy Ali and Cindy Chatar were gunned down in their home on Saturday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) An Arima pensioner is expected to appear before a magistrate on Monday charged with killing his son.
(Trinidad Guardian) A Caribbean Airlines repatriation flight from the JFK airport in New York to Trinidad was rerouted to Puerto Rico on Saturday night when one passenger on board began having severe medical issues.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Montego Bay resident Kimberly Curtis is desperate for answers as to how her taxpayer registration number (TRN) was used to import goods for commercial use without her knowledge.
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