(Trinidad Guardian) After identifying her daughter’s brutalised body, which was found floating in the Guayamare River, Caroni, on Sunday evening, Sandra Baboolal spent hours weeping at her Enterprise home on Monday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Since vaccinations began achieving herd immunity has been the goal for every country
–a point in time where enough of the population is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and when life could return to some semblance of what it was.
(Trinidad Express) The relatives of a 31-year-old father of twin toddler boys said they tried their best to get him on the right path but in the end they believed that his poor attitude cost him his life.
(Trinidad Guardian) Chaguanas businessman Kartikay Ramsundar was rescued yesterday by officers of the Anti-Kidnapping Unit (AKU), Special Operations Response Team (SORT) and Inter-Agency Task Force.
(Trinidad Express) A family has been left in a traumatised state after two members were murdered and two seriously wounded at School Trace, New Grant, on Sunday night.
(Trinidad Express) Some businesses are breathing a sigh of relief following the Prime Minister’s announcement that the Government will not seek a third extension of the state of emergency (SoE).
(Trinidad Guardian) A 33-year-old man ran amok in New Grant last night, hacking to death two members of his family and wounding two others, including a pensioner.
(Trinidad Express) – From this week elderly and immunocompromised people in Trinidad and Tobago who have already been vaccinated against Covid-19 would be able to access an additional dose of the vaccine to further protect them against the virus.
(Trinidad Express) – A man was almost beheaded and a woman in critical condition after a man attacked them with a cutlass in South Oropouche on Monday.
(Trinidad Express) – Two friends were killed and a third man critically injured when he lost control of their car and slammed into a drain off the Uriah Butler Highway in Chaguanas yesterday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Rampant inefficiencies in the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) project management department have led to the beleaguered State-owned company procuring $81 million in pipelines they may not have needed.