(Trinidad Guardian) ‘I rather die and let my sister live’.
Hema Ragoo sacrificed her life for her sister Selina, nursing her back to health after Selina got infected with the COVID-19 virus five weeks ago.
(Trinidad Guardian) Tobago police have made some headway into solving the mystery surrounding the discovery of 14 human bodies and other human remains found on a fishing boat drifting four miles off Belle Garden last week.
(Trinidad Guardian) As the rain poured in the wee hours of Indian Arrival Day, a Cedros mother, in search of emergency care, had to deliver her baby in the front seat of her family’s car.
(Trinidad Express) In the space of one month, the families of 326 people were left in shock and heartbreak after losing their loved ones to the Covid-19 virus.
(Trinidad Guardian) The family and friends of the Rollock’s family are reeling from the shock of 34-year-old Rachel Rollock who died of COVID-19 yesterday morning.
(Trinidad Guardian) Chief Executive Officer of the North Central Regional Health Authority (NCRHA) Davlin Thomas has created a firestorm following claims that the new team of doctors he put into the rotation at the Couva Hospital achieved a 60 per cent decrease in mortality of COVID-19 patients.
(Trinidad Express) The Tobago Emergency Management Agency has reported that 15 bodies have been retrieved from the foreign vessel that was adrift off Tobago waters yesterday morning.
(Trinidad Express) After receiving heavy criticism from Trinidadians last year for his wax sculpture of veteran calypsonian Slinger Francisco “The Mighty Sparrow”, sculptor Arthur Edwards is coming under fire from Trinidadians yet again, for his interpretation of David Rudder.