Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) T&T is set to receive between 100,000 to 120,000 doses of the AstraZeneca two-dose vaccine by the end of February into March.

(Trinidad Express) An Arima family has issued an urgent appeal to find 22-year-old Andrea Bharatt who vanished after entering a taxi near her workplace on Friday afternoon.

(Trinidad Guardian) T&T is set to receive between 100,000 to 120,000 doses of the AstraZeneca two-dose vaccine by the end of February into March.

(Trinidad Express) A 23-year-old has been charged with robbing the same supermarket three times.

(Trinidad Guardian) A small road traffic accident in El Socorro has now turned into a criminal investigation after one of the drivers knocked down the other following a confrontation.

(Trinidad Guardian) Police are investigating an attempt on a prison officer’s life on Thursday night at his home in Sangre Grande.

(Trinidad Express) Retired principal of Blackman’s Private School in Maraval, Arlene Blackman, has been ordered by the court to compensate two former pupils in the sum of $20,000 each for putting their heads in a toilet bowl and flushing it back in 2012.

(Trinidad Guardian) The calypso fraternity was plunged into mourning yesterday with news of the passing of Sandra Des Vignes-Millington, known and loved for her hard-hitting social commentaries and being tow-time Calypso Monarch, Singing Sandra.

(Trinidad Express) A 44-year-old woman was ordered to move out of a residence she shared with her common-law husband.

(Trinidad Express) Veteran calypsonian Singing Sandra (Sandra Des Vignes-Millington) has died.

(Trinidad Express) The death of nine-year-old Emmanuel Poteon is being linked to the TikTok “Blackout Challenge”.

(Trinidad Express) Over 70 people, including children, were detained at a nightclub in One Woodbrook Place this morning.

(Trinidad Express) United National Congress (UNC) has pulled off an upset in the bye election for the Arima Central seat, one of five contested on Monday.

(Trinidad Guardian)  Environmental non-profit Fishermen and Friends of the Sea (FFOS) has emerged victorious in its legal battle with the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) over access to its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) records.

(Trinidad Express) Two men were shot dead in St James yesterday morning.

(Trinidad Express)  Over 70 people, including children, were detained at a nightclub in One Woodbrook Place this morning.

(Trinidad Guardian) Kevon Matamoro, akaalso known as ‘Preacher’ of Pinto Road, Arima, has been charged with murder following the advice of the Director of Public Prosecutions, Roger Gaspard SC.

(Trinidad Express) Two police officers risked their lives and rescued two men from drowning at a Blanchisseuse beach on Thursday.

(Trinidad Guardian) Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh says he was shocked to see reports of People’s National Movement (PNM) supporters openly flouting COVID-19 regulations during a campaign meeting which the Prime Minister attended in Roxborough on Wednesday night.Since

(Trinidad Guardian) The private contractor hired to construct a retaining wall at the Monkey Town Public Cemetery ‘Garden of Rest’ yesterday  halted construction as an investigation has been launched by the Penal Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) after 20 graves and tombstones were dug up.