Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Express) – The Government will be pumping financial resources into tackling the social root of what is driving criminality in the nation’s children, says Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.

(Trinidad Express) On Saturday at around 5 p.m. Curtis Harriot Junior was gunned down at Debe.

(Trinidad Guardian) A total of 13 killings within 36 hours – between 5.50 am on Friday to 6 pm on Saturday – four of which were said to be police-involved shootings, saw law enforcement officials having to work late into the night on Saturday as multiple investigations got underway.

(Trinidad Express) PC Clarence Gilkes was killed by a police bullet.

(Trinidad Guardian) After spending almost 17 years in prison and facing three trials, five men convicted of kidnapping a businesswoman and allegedly burying her alive have been set free.

(Trinidad Guardian) The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is seeking to assure the almost 200,000 people who have been without pipe-borne water due to the inclement weather, that their supply should return soon.

(Trinidad Express) 16-year-old schoolgirl who suffered severe burns in a fire that killed three family members on Saturday, died at the San Fernando General Hospital yesteday.

(Trinidad Express) A Sangre Grande mother who attempted to save her daughter was chopped to death inside her home on Monday night.

(Trinidad Guardian) This country is under a Tropical Storm Warning. Grenada and its dependencies are also under a Tropical Strom Warning.

(Trinidad Express) A pregnant woman was among two people shot and killed during separate incidents in Arima and Diego Martin between Saturday night and yesterday.

(Trinidad Guardian) The United National Congress and its MPs want everyone to put last Sunday’s elections behind and unite to fight the People’s National Movement as one.

(Trinidad Guardian) The search for a missing Princes Town teenager was called off on Saturday after his bullet-riddled body was found spreadeagled behind an abandoned excavator in Princes Town around noon.

(Trinidad Guardian) – Tragedy has struck in Gasparillo after a two-storey house went up in flames, killing a pregnant mother, a five-year-old girl and an elderly grandmother.

(Trinidad Guardian) – The actions of retired Lance Corporal Ian Gross, which culminated in him ending his own life, have left his family puzzled.

(Trinidad Guardian) – The Ministry of Health has recorded 3 additional COVID-related deaths.

(Trinidad Express) A five-year-old girl was among three people who died in an early morning fire in Gasparillo today.

(Trinidad Guardian) The reputed leader of the Unruly Isis gang in Chaguanas has been shot and killed.

(Trinidad Express) A 49-year-old man was killed on Sunday evening in Tyrico in what police have described as “a freak motor vehicular accident”.

(Trinidad Guardian) Consumers should be prepared to pay almost $20 or, in some cases, even more for a two-kilo bag of flour effective today, as they will have to fork out as much as 28 per cent more on the retail price of flour, the National Flour Mills Limited has announced.

(Trinidad Express) While most people went out and about trying to enjoy the long Labour Day holiday weekend, police had their hands full with the murders of ten people between Friday night and yesterday afternoon.