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Trinidad and Tobago begins transition
Posted: Saturday, March 5, 2022
PM: Trinidad and Tobago begins transition from covid19 pandemic phase
AFTER battling the covid19 virus with the rest of the world for the last two years, Trinidad and Tobago is ready to begin transitioning from dealing with covid19 from the pandemic to the endemic phase.
Public sector back to work: PM reveals changes to COVID-19 management
Maxi operators glad for return to full passenger capacity
Phillip said going back to 100 per cent capacity will not affect the current fare structure. "Although we are going back to full capacity, we are not going to go back to where it was before. A lot of companies work schedules changed up. You have a lot of people working from home."
Tobago Chamber: Citizens should no longer wear masks
More Pfizer vaccines for 5-11 age group, PM announces
It's Government's intention to have all students return to school in Term 3, once the country's COVID-19 status doesn't worsen drastically.
Young: All major operations suspended at Paria
LMCS taken off projects as well
7 more Covid deaths, 345 positive cases
Trinidad and Tobago's Covid-19 death toll rose to 3,649 yesterday with the deaths of seven more people. There have been 21 Covid-19-related deaths in the last four days.
Lara, Viv, Tendulkar in shock
Shane Warne's death has prompted an avalanche of tributes from the cricketing world.
Police investigating death of woman who fell out of moving vehicle
Police were told that around 2:30pm last Friday, Khodai was in the front passenger seat of a Nissan pick-up, which was proceeding along Flamingo Avenue, Couva, when while the driver navigated a bend, the front left door suddenly opened, and Khodai fell out of the vehicle. She hit her head on the pavement.
WPC to be compensated for strip search at police academy
In awarding her compensation, Justice Margaret Mohammed described the incident as "most unfortunate," as it was conducted by senior police officers "who ought to have known the law on the appropriate conduct in the circumstances of this case."
Man killed in police confrontation
He allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at the lawmen. The officers, in keeping with the use of force policy, took cover and returned fire, hitting Taitte several times.
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