Trinidad & Tobago News

(Trinidad Guardian) A man and his son have been charged with murder.

(Trinidad Guardian) The Trinidadian Prime Minister has been discharged from West Shore Medical Hospital and is now at home resting comfortably.

(Trinidad Express) A 22-year-old nurse remained in critical condition at the San Fernando General Hospital yesterday after she was beaten with a hammer by a former boyfriend.

(Trinidad Express) The overnight medical tests done on Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the West Shore Private Hospital has led doctors to order a coronary angiogram.

(Trinidad Guardian) Police Commissioner Gary Griffith said yesterday that a renewed area of concern and focus in dealing with mass gatherings in the quest to contain the spread of COVId-19 is weddings.

(Trinidad Guardian) Sources have told Guardian Media that doctors have so far discounted any major cardiac problem with Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.

(Trinidad Guardian) This year has started the same way 2020 began with the severing of workers in the downstream petrochemical sector as the State-owned National Gas Company fails to reach a gas supply agreement with a petro-chemical company.

(Trinidad Guardian) This year has started the same way 2020 began with the severing of workers in the downstream petrochemical sector as the State-owned National Gas Company fails to reach a gas supply agreement with a petro-chemical company.

(Trinidad Express) Kurt Sylvester, the husband of Couva secondary school teacher Suzette Sylvester, has been charged with her murder.

(Trinidad Guardian) International reinsurers are threatening to fully withdraw from the T&T insurance market, the Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) has warned.

(Trinidad Guardian) Gasparillo police are being praised by a resident for not only finding her stolen pet parrot Jessica and arresting the man who took her but saving the bird from being curried.

(Trinidad Express) A warning to criminals that the next cop you encounter might just throw you on your back with a Chuck Norris style roundhouse kick as the latest batch of recruits will receive Judo training.

(Trinidad Guardian) A 30-year-old Rio Claro man is warning citizens to learn from his mistake and stay away from sou sous. 

(Trinidad Guardian) Government continues to fight against what it says is further misinformation by the Organisation of American States’ (OAS’) general secretariat concerning last month’s tragic drowning of a number of Venezuelans off Guiria.

(Trinidad Express) Caribbean Airlines advises that its commercial service to Havana, Cuba is suspended with immediate effect until further notice.

(Trinidad Guardian) In 2020, Trinidad  recorded its lowest road fatalities figure in 63 years—96 road deaths, according to new figures shared by the Traffic and Highway Patrol Branch of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TPS).

(Trinidad Guardian) The Police Service has confirmed that a male relative is assisting police with enquiries relating to the death of 48-year-old Suzette Sylvester, of Mowlah Road Extension, Preysal.

(Trinidad Express) A suspected criminal was killed during a home invasion in Freeport early yesterday.

(Trinidad Express) Bandits made off with an estimated $1.3 million sometime between Friday night and yesterday morning after they hammered their way through the wall of the RBC Royal Bank Maraval branch ATM room and vandalised the machines.

(Trinidad Guardian) Photos of dozens of people in an apparent party on No Man’s Land in Tobago has attracted the attention of the police, for possible breaches of the Public Health Regulations regarding COVID-19.