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US Charge d’Af­faires John McIn­tyre (second from left) inspecting servers
US Charge d’Af­faires John McIn­tyre (second from left) inspecting servers

US Charge d’Affaires: Trinidad making moves on countering terrorism

(Trinidad Guardian) The Unit­ed States’ des­ig­na­tion of Trinidad & Tobago na­tion­als Em­raan Ali and Ed­die Aleong as ISIS fi­nanciers is the open­ing of the door to move for­ward with suc­cess­ful pros­ecutions at coun­ter­ing ter­ror­ism, says US Charge d’Af­faires John McIn­tyre.

Garvin Heerah

Trinidad has 750 missing persons annually

(TRINIDAD GUARDIAN)  A Miss­ing Per­sons Unit (MPU), with spe­cial­ist in­ves­ti­ga­tors, is crit­i­cal­ly need­ed in T&T to deal with the scores of miss­ing per­sons cas­es and to al­so deal with cold cas­es.

BEST FRIENDS: Brothers Narad, left, and Shalma Motilal at their Kernaham Village, Manzanilla, home. Shalma died from inhaling toxic fumes.

Trinidad boy dies of smoke inhalation

(Trinidad Express) Narad Motilal, the eight-year-old boy who survived the toxic smoke inhalation that killed his brother, will be discharged from hospital in time to attend the funeral today.

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