Trinidad & Tobago News

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley speaks during the conversations with the Prime Minister at City Hall on Thursday evening.

Trinidad PM expects ‘more and more’ arrests after Marlene

(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.

Junior Haynes takes a dip in the waters at Chaguaramas.

Trinidad: Citizens warned against bathing in three Chaguaramas beaches

(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.

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