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Downstream retrenchment part of energy industry malaise
Posted: Thursday, January 14, 2021
Downstream retrenchment part of energy industry malaise
Data protection in an era of global change
One covid19 death brings total to 130
An additional covid19 death has brought the number of deaths to 130. The Health Ministry said the patient was an elderly female with comorbidities.
Griffith, Mitchell satisfied with extra anti-covid19 measures at Queen's Hall
In a release, the ministry said additional measures will be put in place to ensure patrons remain seated during performances. Patrons will be not allowed to congregate in the front of the stage, in aisles, or unnecessarily move around during performances. Announcements and reminders will be made throughout the event as needed.
Caricom calls for 'reversal'
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...Cops to ensure Covid protocols are observed
Cops still viewing CCTV footage, no arrests in RBC ATM heist
Investigators from the St Clair CID were still interviewing employees of the Maraval Branch of RBC up to Wednesday afternoon in the hope of getting more information on the theft of $1.3 million from two automated telling machines (ATMs) earlier this month.
Gun stolen from locker of President's guard
Police are investigating the theft of a pistol and ammunition from the locker of a soldier who is assigned as a guard at President's House.
Siparia nurse attacked with hammer is out of hospital
Pierre had several scans and surgery at the San Fernando General Hospital. She had several fractures and lacerations to the head, but no brain injuries.
US pet food available in Trinidad and Tobago recalled after 70-plus deaths
On December 30, the company recalled its Sportmix products. In a release, it said this was "due to tests indicating levels of Aflatoxin that exceed acceptable limits." It explained, "Aflatoxin is a toxin produced by the mold Aspergillus flavus, which can grow on corn and other grains used as ingredients in pet food. At high levels, aflatoxin can cause illness and death in pets."
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