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Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh, assisted by MP Toco/Sangre Grande Glenda Jennings-Smith, cuts the ribbon to officially open the Sangre Grande Enhanced Health Centre at Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande, yesterday.
Minister of Health Terrence Deyalsingh, assisted by MP Toco/Sangre Grande Glenda Jennings-Smith, cuts the ribbon to officially open the Sangre Grande Enhanced Health Centre at Ojoe Road, Sangre Grande, yesterday.

Trinidad has swine flu crisis in south —Health Minister

(Trinidad Guardian) Health Min­is­ter Ter­rence Deyals­ingh says there is a cri­sis in the out­break of H1N1 or swine flu in Trinidad es­pe­cial­ly in the south­ern part of the coun­try where there have been three re­port­ed deaths.

US troops on the ground in Syria, where they have been fighting a battle to retake the country from ISIS fighters.
US troops on the ground in Syria, where they have been fighting a battle to retake the country from ISIS fighters.

Trinidad boy, 16, captured in Syria fighting for ISIS

(Trinidad Guardian) A 16-year-old Trinidad and To­ba­go na­tion­al has been cap­tured on the bat­tle­field in Syr­ia with fight­ers for the Is­lam­ic State, a re­port in the New York Times says.

Minister of Health, Terrence Deyalsingh responds to a question during the sitting of parliament yesterday.

Trinidadians urged to vaccinate against swine flu

(Trinidad Guardian) Take the free vac­cines to guard against swine flu, was the ad­vice from Health Minister Ter­rence Deyals­ingh on Friday af­ter he re­vealed there have been 17 lab-con­firmed cas­es of Influen­za A (H1N1) in the last year.

Scores of derelict police vehicles at the Vehicle Management Corporation in San Fernando.

Trinidad: 500 police vehicles grounded over 3 years

(Trinidad Guardian) A stag­ger­ing 500 po­lice ve­hi­cles have been tak­en out of ser­vice over the past three years and Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Gary Grif­fith blames an in­ef­fi­cient main­te­nance sys­tem for the on­go­ing prob­lem.

Members of the Caribbean Refugees Voices, Beatriz Joseph, centre, and Monica Joseph, right, speak with CNC3’s Jesse Ramdeo on The Morning Brew yesterday about the re-election of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela for a 2nd term as president.

Venezuelans in Trinidad wary of support for Maduro

(Trinidad Guardian) A group of Venezue­lans who are liv­ing in Trinidad and To­ba­go are ques­tion­ing the re­la­tion­ship be­tween the Gov­ern­ment and Nico­las Maduro regime, in light of the ques­tions sur­round­ing the le­git­i­ma­cy of Maduro’s new regime.

Camilla Seecharan sister of swine flu victim Nicole Seecharan speaks about her sister during an interview with CNC3.

Trinidad woman dies from swine flu

(Trinidad Guardian) A Tabaquite woman has died from swine flu. Rel­a­tives said med­ical of­fi­cials on­ly con­firmed Nicole Seecha­ran con­tract­ed the dead­ly H1 N1 virus days af­ter her death.

The burning house

Trinidad: 11 year-old boy tries to save burning house

(Trinidad Guardian) While most chil­dren would scream and run away from the sight of fire con­sum­ing their home, 11-year-old Jarell King was con­vinced that he could have saved his fam­i­ly’s house in Sobo Vil­lage, La Brea on Tues­day.

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.

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