Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) paid tribute to Assistant Superintendent of Police (Ag.)

(Trinidad Guardian) The Ministry of Health’s (MoH) new vaccine rollout system has been described as a failure and is being heavily criticised for falling flat as it did not deliver the much anticipated injection of hope into the panicked population demanding COVID-19 vaccines.

(Trinidad Express) An Arima man is expected to appear before a Magistrate virtually today, charged with the murder of his wife.

(Trinidad Express) Two Venezuelans who were allegedly caught transporting nine Latin American nationals have been charged with human trafficking offences. 

(Trinidad Guardian) Homicide officers are continuing their probe into the murder of Wallerfield resident Amanda West, who was killed on Tuesday night after gunmen chased her from her house into another.

(Trinidad Express) The Health Ministry’s call for citizens to come to the health facilities today for the vaccine on a first come, first serve basis, has led to mass confusion.

(Trinidad Express) A Wallerfield woman was hunted down by two gunmen, and executed last night in Wallerfield.

(Trinidad Guardian) A total of 599 people have so far succumbed to COVID-19 as 10 more deaths were recorded over the previous 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.

(Trinidad Express) A burnt body found in Chaguanas last week may be that of a man who worked with the brother of slain Chaguanas car dealer Sheron Sookdeo.

(Trinidad Guardian) At age 23, Donnell Phillip, also known as Top Dog Donnell, is among the youngest to die from COVID-19 in this country.

(Trinidad Express) The Eastern Regional Health Authority has seen a doubling in the number of people for the Covid-19 vaccine.

(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago recorded 13 more Covid-19 deaths yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) – Enough vaccines have been procured by Trinidad and Tobago that the country may be able to achieve herd immunity and return to some semblance of normalcy by September of this year.

(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 Newsday) A relative of murdered labourer Ramesh Madoo is puzzled by his death and are fearful that nowhere is safe from criminals.

(Trinidad Guardian) Police officers were kept busy on both days hours before the start of the official 9 pm to 5 am curfew hours.  Yesterday, two men were killed and one shot and wounded during a shooting incident in Morvant.  The victims have been identified by police as Atiba Riley and Abdool Mohammed.

(Trinidad Guardian) Police officers were kept busy on both days hours before the start of the official 9 pm to 5 am curfew hours.

(Trinidad Guardian) The T&T Police Service (TTPS) lost another officer to COVID-19 on Monday.

(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.