FILE - Fishermen push a boat damaged by Hurricane Beryl at the Bridgetown fisheries in Barbados on July 2, 2024.
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The vessel was found on Saturday with one Trinidadian national and five Venezuelan nationals aboard, along with sixteen animals.
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The victim was driving east along Belle Eau Road around 9:30 p.m. when, near the Belmont R.C. School, occupants of an unidentified Nissan Tiida opened fire on him. The victim was struck multiple times, and his vehicle, a dark-coloured Mazda 6, was also damaged in the attack.
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A police report stated that around 5:45 p.m., Vinod Hamid was sitting in the garage of his home at Sanderling Boulevard when gunshots were heard.
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An investigation has been launched following the discovery of cocaine valued at US$200 million that was buried close to a clandestine airstrip .
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Firefighters extinguish a fire after a rocket hit a building of a higher education institution in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Monday, Sept. 2, 2024..(AP Photo/Vasilisa Stepanenko)
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Russia launched an overnight barrage of drones and cruise and ballistic missiles at Kyiv, officials said Monday, as children prepared to return to school across Ukraine. Some pupils found classes canceled because of damage from the attack.
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Meteorologist Jean-Marc Rampersad
ROBERTO CODALLO
Meteorologist Jean-Marc Rampersad joins the Guardian Media Team as the CNC3 Weather Anchor from today. Rampersad spent over ten years at the T&T Meteorological Services before making the switch to Guardian Media Limited.
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Melinda Mohammed’s son enjoying his breakfast.
RISHI RAGOONATH
In the 18 weeks I’ve been doing this series, nothing broke my spirit more than seeing a child celebrate the promise of breakfast on a day he thought he would go hungry.
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PSA president Leroy Baptiste
KERWIN PIERRE
The Public Services Association (PSA) is not convinced that a new person at the helm of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) will solve the many issues facing the authority.
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UWI Student Guild president Kirby Moses
Although she lost a motion of no confidence, the University of the West Indies St Augustine Campus’ Guild president Kirby Moses, still has not submitted her resignation.
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Fabian Richards, one of three men killed by police on July 7, 2022, on Independence Square, Port-of-Spain.
With crime growing out of control, Police Social and Welfare Association president ASP Gideon Dickson believes police officers have become “pawns in a chess game” as they try to protect law-abiding citizens from the criminals who have been creating mayhem in the country.
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Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Randall Mitchell takes a picture with a member of the public during Pan on the Avenue on Saturday.
Kejan Haynes
Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Randall Mitchell hailed Saturday night’s Pan on the Avenue as the perfect way to end August, which is also Steepan Month.
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CPLCC president Deoraj Mahase, left, speaks with Planning Minister Pennelope Beckles and Trade and Cooperation head at the Mexican Embassy Flavio Gonzales, at the chamber’s Cocktail Mixer in Couva on Friday night.
Shastri Boodan
The Couva Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce (CPLCC) would like to see more incentives for the purchase of security surveillance equipment in the upcoming budget.
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