(Jamaica Observer) One of the island’s top plastic surgeons is advocating the establishment of a specialist registry in light of a significant increase in the demand for body contour surgeries across the island.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 64-year-old woman and her granddaughter, 20, were arrested after police officers found an assault rifle at her home in Santa Cruz, Trinidad.
(Trinidad Guardian) The attacks against prison officers continued on Sunday morning after a prison officer’s house was shot at in Pleasantville.
(Trinidad Express) Three men who held employees of a popular ice cream establishment at gunpoint and robbed them of cash and cellphones were held on Sunday night.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Vigilant nurses at the busy Spanish Town Hospital in St Catherine recently accosted a man who posed as a doctor for over a week in the accident and emergency (A&E) department.
(Jamaica Observer) Renowned musical arranger, composer and choirmaster Noel Dexter is being remembered as a gentle giant whose legacy will be the impact of his work on thousands of Jamaicans.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Constable Merrick Nelson said his life was saved because of a swift decision by a woman and her spouse to transport him to the hospital after he sustained serious injuries resulting in a motor vehicle collision along the Spanish Town Road in Kingston on October 19 last year.
(Trinidad Guardian) Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth years ago, doctors initially said Josiah Atiba Mandela Thomas might never walk or talk.
(Trinidad Guardian) Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith says despite his achievements over the last year in office, murders and the fear of crime continues to be his biggest challenges.
(Trinidad Guardian) An employee at the Port of Spain General Hospital was arrested and a quantity of marijuana seized by officers of the Port-of-Spain Division Task Force, during an anti-crime exercise on Friday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley said the country is going through a period when the public will see “more and more of what happened in the last week”, referring to the recent arrest and charges being laid against former minister Marlene McDonald.
(Trinidad Guardian) The two children found in their Penal home with three corpses on Thursday were blood-soaked and starving, according to their grandfather Dipraj Ragoonanan.
PARAMARIBO (Reuters) – Suriname’s state-owned oil company is planning a bond sale next year to finance offshore oil exploration, its chief executive said on Thursday, as it seeks to capitalise on growing hype over neighbouring Guyana’s looming oil boom.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) said it is considering placing signs at several beaches along the North-Western Peninsula of Trinidad after it found high levels of bacteria present in the water, which it said, could increase the probability of contracting infections and other ailments.