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No shutdown, go to work
Posted: Monday, October 22, 2018
No shutdown, go to work
Young on flooding disaster
Gov't says no national shutdown as T&T braces for more rain
TALES OF SURVIVAL
Greenvale residents recall flood horror
Devant hits 'no shut-down'
OPPOSITION activist Devant Maharaj chided Cabinet's decision to not have a national shut-down today and he predicted yesterday that this would lead to chaos.
Ramdial: $25 flood fund not enough
Wrecker owners exploiting trapped UBH drivers
...as night approached yesterday and those stranded became more desperate to get to their homes, wrecker drivers charged motorists between $500 to $1,500 to take their vehicles over the flooded part of the highway between the Caroni Bird Sanctuary and the Munroe Road Flyover.
Looters strike in Greenvale
National Security Minister Stuart Young is warning looters that they will face the full brunt of the law if caught stealing items from flood victims.
Many Good Samaritans
THEY may not have been personally affected by the floods which has devastated parts of east and central Trinidad, but many private citizens and organisations have responded to the plight of their fellow citizens by organising collection centres for the flood victims.
Anxiety as rains bring more flooding
Rains bring flooding, landslides in west
Flooding hits Mason Hall
Tertiary institutions close doors due to floods
Four tertiary level institutions have cancelled all classes for tomorrow as a result of the flooding disaster now affecting parts of the country.
CAL passengers angry at extra spend
Galleons Passage sailing for Monday cancelled
Duke gives Galleons Passage a year
MINORITY Leader of the Tobago House of Assembly Watson Duke, commenting on the electrical issue onboard the Galleons Passage on Friday morning, told Newsday he will not race against a vessel that is defective.
Archbishop urges flock to help flood victims
Work starts at Whitehall
Olatunji out of 'X-Factor' running
Honour High Court's ruling
Ramesh calls on Govt
Law Association waits for advice on removing CJ
Woman laments shooting of son
TEENAGER David Warwick was shot in the left heel last Wednesday after a gunman opened fire indiscriminately at MovieTowne, Port of Spain.
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