Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago has registered its fourth death from the COVID-19 virus yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) National Security Minister Stuart Young has announced that gatherings of more than five persons will not be allowed, as the Government moves to implemented stricter measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus.

(Trinidad Guardian) The families of patients who die as a result of the COVID-19 virus will not be able to retain possession of their corpses.

(Trinidad Express) Just hours before the Trinidad and Tobago borders were officially closed at midnight last week Sunday, Princes Town MP Barry Padarath boarded a flight out of the country.

(Trinidad Express) Police are searching for a man who fled a hospital from quarantine after undergoing a test for the Covid 19 virus.

(Trinidad Express) The owner of a bar in California has been charged with opening to customers, in breach of the COVID-19 regulations.

(Trinidad Guardian) A group of Cuban nurses are due to arrive in T&T shortly to assist local healthcare professionals in the fight against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

(Trinidad Express) Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said Trinidad and Tobago will soon benefit from the expertise of a group of intensive care nurses from Cuba as the country steps up its fight against COVID-19.

(Trinidad Express) The Health Ministry’s Chief Medical Officer says the two latest COVID-19-positive victims appear to be the first cases of ‘local spread’.

(Trinidad Guardian) Since the arrival of COVID-19 on our shores, there has been a steady rise in the sales of sex toys locally, culminating in a massive climax last week, sex therapist Giriraj “Dr Raj” Ramnanan has revealed.

(Trinidad Express) The Health Ministry’s Chief Medical Officer says the two latest COVID-19-positive victims appear to be the first cases of ‘local spread’.

(Trinidad Guardian) Staff at the Hilton Trinidad and Conference Centre in St Ann’s have been temporarily laid off with no pay effective April 1 as the closure of borders in light of COVID-19 pandemic has hit the hotel industry.

(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley put the country on a war-footing against COVID-19 as he delivered a message from his residence hours before the start of new measures to curb the spread of the virus that has already claimed three lives locally.

(Trinidad Guardian)  “If you hear of a plague in a land, then do not go into it.

(Trinidad Express) As of yesterday afternoon, the Health Ministry reports the following:  Number of samples submitted to the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) for testing for COVID-19 – 525  Number of samples which have tested positive -78 Number of deaths – 3 Number of persons discharged = 1 The Ministry of Health provides the following update: • Two additional positive cases have been confirmed.

(Trinidad Guardian) The number of local deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has risen to three.

(Trinidad Guardian) The public will still be able to go to the shop, grocery and drug store from Monday.

(Trinidad Express) CHANDRABHAN RAMROOP would do anything for his cousin, Seeta Bhagwandeen.

(Trinidad Express) An elderly man who was among the cruise ship passengers quarantined at Camp Balandra and then transferred to the Couva Hospital after falling ill, has died from complications as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus.

(Trinidad Express) National Security Minister Stuart Young has listed what would be considered essential services as of Monday.