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CoP: Stay-at-home order not meant to create panic Posted: Sunday, March 29, 2020
SLACK TRINIS Act as though everyone has COVID-19
CoP: Stay-at-home order not meant to create panic Rather, he says it is meant limiting one's constitutional right so a greater good can be achieved.
TT covid19 deaths up to 3, positive cases now 76
US charters flight to take citizens home ONE week after the UK repatriated their citizens from TT amidst the covid-19 pandemic, the US has chartered a flight for its citizens here wanting to go home.
Rowley, Le Hunte lose close relatives On Saturday, Rowley announced that his eldest brother, Matthias Joseph, 81, had passed away and Le Hunte said his mother had also passed away.
Downtown vendors opt to close up stalls
Coping with covid19 "People arriving in Hong Kong now have to wear a tracking bracelet and self-quarantine."
UK's Johnson tests positive for virus, deaths soar in Spain
Psychologists covid19 hotline floods with calls
Shoppers rush to groceries Countdown to start of anti-COVID-19 restrictions...
Panicked patients hoard medication PANIC BUYING has not only affected grocery store supplies but pharmacies have been hit as well with both immune booster and regular medications were being gobbled up.
Bar owner charged for breaking covid19 law The owner of a bar in Central Trinidad who tried to cash in on month-end sales reportedly ignoring an order compelling him to close his business to prevent the possible spread of covid19 has been arrested and charged.
Bhagwansingh's, Dansteel close, Sealots branch remains open
Chief Secretary urges landlords to be lenient with tenants Charles assured the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is working very closely with the Government to ensure national relief initiatives are also easily accessible in Tobago. He added the THA will work alongside the business sector in an effort to allow businesses to stay afloat during this period, "so they can still exist when the country and the world returns to a state of normalcy."
What's so top secret about Ian Alleyne?
Pope must wake up to injustice against Iran and Venezuela
The doubles dilemma No channa, bara, slight or heavy due to COVID-19
Premier League joins the battle Players, managers spend big in helping combat virus
Don't fight it ...Wallace advised to step away
Take comfort in reading
TRIP OF HOPE From Tucupita to Trinidad
Reunited, and it feels so good! When news reached back to the Cedeno family that Raimaris had been arrested and jailed for illegal entry into Trinidad, they were beside themselves with worry.
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