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A&V wins 'fake oil' case
Posted: Monday, June 14, 2021
A&V wins 'fake oil' case, stands to get $1 billion payment
A&V Oil has won its case against the now-defunct state-owned energy company Petrotrin and stands to benefit from close to $1 billion payment for the failure to honour outstanding bills on the premise that fake invoices were submitted for oil it never supplied.
US donates 400 doses of Pfizer vaccines to T&T
The subsequent updated release indicated that the vaccines would be for "use by national security", seemingly explaining why the announcement wasn't made by either the Ministries of Health or Foreign and CARICOM Affairs.
Hinds gets 400 Pfizer doses for his ministry from US
A small batch of Pfizer vaccines entered the country late Saturday night and was received quietly by the Minister of National Security, Fitzgerald Hinds.
PM, Ministers condemn Kamla's 'seditious' coup comments
"Such a statement could easily be misunderstood or viewed as acceptable encouragement by any unfortunates who may think that this thought is an acceptable response," he said.
Kamla under fire for 'attack' on CMO, health experts
Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar in a statement yesterday called the Health Minister, Chief Medical Officer and other prominent health officials as a "failed medical team now turned propaganda team"
COVID-19 deaths rise to 670, 301 more test positive for virus
The latest fatalities are as follows: three elderly males, three elderly females, two middle-aged males, two middle-aged females and two young adult females with comorbidities, as well as an elderly male, and a middle-aged male without comorbidities.
COVID kills healthcare worker at St Ann's Hospital
"She was very much concerned that if she had stayed home it would have reflected badly on her performance."
Another cop dies from covid19
A police media release said Thomas died at around 7.30 pm at the Couva Hospital and Multi-Training Facility. She was last assigned to the Road Policing Task Force of the Traffic and Highway Patrol Branch.
Understanding the link between Child Labour and Sport
On the other hand, if children participating in any area of the sports industry that is detrimental to their overall health, well-being and or at the expense of their education, then there is a need for intervention to ascertain if Child Labour or any form of exploitation is taking place.
Second exemption for AG's children under query
Questions are being raised about an exemption granted for the daughter of Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi to re-enter the country after travelling to Madrid, the United Kingdom and Barbados during the last six weeks.
3 charged with million robbery at Princes Town mansion
The men then proceeded to rob the seven occupants of a total of $600,000, US$12,000, approximately $700,000 in jewellery, a $6,000 DVR and two mobile phones together valued at $16,000.
Shootings in Mayaro and Morvant leave one dead, another injured
The deceased has been identified as Tyron 'Tiger' Clarke of Plaisance Road, Mayaro. According to reports, around 11:10am yesterday, he was visiting a friend in Ortoire Village.
Tobago man shot dead near home
Dwayne Legall, 26 of Spence Trace, Mason Hall, was shot dead near a minimart close to his home.
Cigarettes in a bag wrapped in fig leaves thrown over prison fence; man arrested
The 24-year-old suspect, of Pinto Road, was followed by the Golden Grove Prison surveillance team after he was allegedly observed exiting his vehicle and throwing a green object over the eastern fence of the prison around 7:30 am
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