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243 test positive for COVID-19
Posted: Thursday, July 29, 2021
243 test positive for COVID-19, 8 others die
The victims have been categorised as four elderly males and two elderly females with co-morbidities as well as one elderly male and one elderly female without co-morbidities. The death toll has therefore climbed to 1,056.
bpTT worried its confidential info makes it into media
The company lamented that the information was shared under a condition of confidentiality, in which it was expressly stated that it was a forecasted view that was subject to change and that further dissemination required bpTT's consent.
Minister: People with non-WHO-approved mixes considered unvaccinated against covid19
Addressing the issue of people arriving in TT with a first dose of Pfizer and a second of Moderna, which is approved by Canada, he said it was a sovereign country and could have its own recommendations, but TT was using the WHO-approved vaccine mix only.
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Family of children killed in fire awed by public support
"This incident just shows the risks some parents have to take, with daycares closed, just so that they could go out there to put food on the table. It's heartbreaking."
TT's Olympic focus turns to sprinters Ahye and Baptiste
TT's chances of earning a track and field 100-metre medal at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games will lie on the shoulders of Michelle-Lee Ahye and five-time Olympian Kelly-Ann Baptiste. Both will line up in round one of the women's 100-metre event on Thursday night (TT time).
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ASJA leader Jacoob Ali hailed for his generosity as he's laid to rest
San Juan/Barataria MP, Saddam Hosein, said the ASJA managed many masjids and schools under Ali's leadership. He said Ali also advanced the institutional development of the ASJA through advocacy and a strong presence in the Muslim community.
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Victims chase thieves to dead-end street until police arrive
The trio are all from Mayaro, police said and the driver was paid $500 to transport the men. His licence plate was falsified. The video was shared on social media, with many people praising the men for following the thieves. Some warned that their actions were dangerous as they had put their lives at risk.
Brothers mount high-speed chase, help cops catch bandits
"This is the second time it happened to me when people followed me from the bank. The first time was in 2018 when they were changing over the notes to the new $100 bill. I had $30,000 on me and lost it and this time around it was my brother's money to purchase goods. Now that I have calmed down and thinking, it occurred to me that we may have done something very risky and endangering to our lives but we both were thinking differently at the time," the younger brother said.
Cedros man charged with murdering Carli Bay man at sea
Ramjit Lalchan, 37, of Fullarton Village, has been charged with the murders of Parasram "Brain" Boodoo, 42, of Carli Bay and Navindra "Tallman" Garib, 30.
Tobago man sentenced to death for murdering teenagers
Sixteen-year-old Salandy, of Patience Hill, was a past student of Bishop's High School, Tobago, who was enrolled to do A-Levels at the UWI School of Continuing Studies (UWI Sixth Form) at Signal Hill. Thomas was a form three student of Signal Hill Secondary Comprehensive School.
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