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Minister of Tourism Randall Mitchell (centre), National Security Minister Stuart Young (left) and the Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of National Security Glenda Jennings-Smith.
Minister of Tourism Randall Mitchell (centre), National Security Minister Stuart Young (left) and the Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of National Security Glenda Jennings-Smith.

Trinidad to implement new security measures for tourists

(Trinidad Express) New security measures are to be implemented to ensure the safety of all tourists, including cruise passengers, who visit this country.

Police at the scene of the murder of coconut vendor Keith Clement on Damarie Hill Road, Sangre Grande in December.

Trinidad mother begs for police protection

 (Trinidad Guardian) Eight days af­ter her son was shot dead near his San­gre Grande home, Ann Marie Stephen says she is now be­ing tar­get­ed by gang mem­bers in her com­mu­ni­ty and is ap­peal­ing to Po­lice Com­mis­sion­er Gary Grif­fith for im­me­di­ate pro­tec­tion.

Ro­han Sinanan

Trinidad to get 300 new buses for public transport

(Trinidad Guardian) Faced with a pub­lic trans­porta­tion sys­tem al­most be­ing crip­pled last week by strik­ing PTSC bus dri­vers, Works Min­is­ter Ro­han Sinanan is now promis­ing that 300 new bus­es will be brought to T&T to en­hance the ex­ist­ing bus fleet.

FINED: Anthony Rodriguez who was fined $17,000 for cocaine worth $1.56 million.

Trinidad: Man fined $17,000 for cocaine worth $1.56 million

(Trinidad Newsday) DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard, SC yesterday said senior magistrate Indrani Cedeno could have requested additional information from police, before she decided to fine a man $17,000 for having 3.9 kilos of cocaine at his St Augustine home.

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