Trinidad & Tobago News

Clarence Rambharat
Clarence Rambharat

Trinidad:Backlog of 20,000 state land leases -Rambharat

(Trinidad Guardian) There is an es­ti­mat­ed back­log of 20,000 peo­ple in T&T re­quir­ing ac­tion on their agri­cul­tur­al State land leas­es – and Cab­i­net has been put on no­tice to deal with 400 ap­pli­ca­tions next Thurs­day.

Nicholas Maharaj

Trinidad boy, 13, drowns after being pulled out to sea

(Trinidad Guardian) Clutch­ing a rock as she strug­gled to es­cape bat­ter­ing waves and strong cur­rents, Rad­ha Ju­goon watched in dis­may as her 13-year-old son drowned in the sea while swim­ming in the Morne Di­a­blo Beach on Sat­ur­day.

The wreckage of a ship abandoned after Hurricane Maria in Dominica.

Trinidad can learn from Dominica’s hurricane recovery

(Trinidad Guardian) The hur­ri­cane fore­cast for 2019 is just as bad as the fore­cast of 2018 and with nine to 15 named storms ex­pect­ed to form in the At­lantic this year, of­fi­cials from the Com­mon­wealth of Do­mini­ca wants the rest of the Caribbean to pre­pare.

Wooden structures which residents claimed were bought and occupied by squatters at Temple Road, Brickfield Carapichaima from a man.

Trinidad villagers complain of illegal activities by Venezuelans, Colombians

(Trinidad Guardian) There is said to be an “in­va­sion” of Colom­bians and Venezue­lans at Brick­field in Cara­pichaima which are caus­ing grave con­cerns by vil­lagers who are claim­ing that il­le­gal ac­tiv­i­ties are on a ram­pant in­crease in­clud­ing State land grab­bing, drug traf­fick­ing, guns and am­mu­ni­tion traf­fick­ing and hu­man traf­fick­ing.

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