Trinidad doctor dies in horrific BMW crash
Medical doctor Rajeev Bahall died early Friday morning in a car crash in Chaguanas.
Medical doctor Rajeev Bahall died early Friday morning in a car crash in Chaguanas.
(Trinidad Guardian) The main suspect, believed to have scammed hundreds of people of their hard earned money through online fraud, may escape being charged.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 17-year-old boy is among three people who have been charged with the murder of PC Kryston Ramirez.
Christmas ended tragically for the family of Tarra Seeram, 63, after the ailing woman died in a fire that destroyed her two-bedroom home in Carapichaima.
(Trinidad Guardian) The Ministry of Agriculture said there will be stiffer penalties for illegal hunting next year now that President Paula-Mae Weekes has assented to the Finance Act 2018, which increases fines for infractions under the Conservation of Wildlife Act.
(Trinidad Guardian) National Security Minister Stuart Young has given Police Commissioner Gary Griffith an “A” grade for his sterling performance as top cop, promising that for the new year citizens would see a more serious approach to crime fighting.
(Trinidad Newsday) HEALTH Minister Terrence Deyalsingh disclosed that his son Brandon could have died because a doctor in a private medical institution could not diagnose that he had a ruptured appendix.
(Trinidad Newsday) A woman is full of praise for two policemen who she believes saved her life by promptly responding to her predicament on the Uriah Butler Highway on Thursday, when she lost consciousness while driving.
(Trinidad Newsday) THE collapse of the David Granger-led government in Guyana after a no-confidence motion could not happen in Trinidad & Tobago, because of the differences in the two countries’ political systems.
(Trinidad Guardian) Gloria Nicome, who is living with an enlarged tumour growing on her back, buttocks, hips and legs that weighs almost 200 pounds, has been given notice by her landlord to vacate her Malabar apartment.
(Trinidad Express) By pressing their bodes against a flimsy sheet of galvanise to create a space they could fit through, five Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) detainees escaped while officers relaxed at a Christmas gathering last Thursday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Opposition MP Barry Padarath yesterday hailed Guyana MP Charrandas Persaud as a hero for democracy in the Caribbean and warned the Dr Keith Rowley-led Government that it could find itself in a similar situation.
(Trinidad Guardian) A deadly gun attack by the jilted former boyfriend of a 19-year-old woman in Penal, before he took his own life, has left the community in shock.
(Trinidad Guardian) If Devant Maharaj’s claim that he is getting privileged information from someone inside Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s Cabinet is correct, then Rowley needs to ensure that any discontent is addressed to avoid being put in a similar predicament to what transpired in the Guyana Parliament on Friday night.
(Jamaica Observer) Fly Jamaica has begun taking steps towards compensating passengers who suffered loss when its Boeing 757-200 aircraft overshot the runway at Guyana’s main international airport last month.
(Trinidad Guardian) A La Romaine man was shot dead not far from his home on Friday night.
(Trinidad Guardian) Predictions of sabotage of T&T’s oil assets are materialising after Heritage Petroleum reported that a crude oil line had been hacksawed on Friday by alleged saboteurs.
(Trinidad Express) How did five men escape from the Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) in Wallerfield on Thursday?
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is pleading with the population to educate themselves on the difference between decriminalisation and legalisation of marijuana, saying they are not the same.
(Trinidad Guardian) Heritage Petroleum Company Limited says it has plugged what it says was a minor oil spill in the Gulf of Paria which occurred on Thursday.
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