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The heroic actions of two Sea Lots residents, who rescued a man from a burning vehicle, have captured widespread attention and praise.

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https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/sea-lots-heroes-rescue-man-from-burning-car-6.2.2100498.0de72b4b58

What is the opinion of the public?

As the T&T Police Service celebrates 69 years of women in the service, Rev Eric Thompson wants Venezuelan women added to the resource pool to help law enforcement infiltrate the migrant population.

For more…
https://guardian.co.tt/news/reverend-wants-ttps-to-recruit-venezuelan-women-6.2.2094795.b959a85658

Very unfortunate...

ROLISA DIES CROSSING TOBAGO HIGHWAY
Tobago police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of 24-year-old Rolisa Cooke.
Cooke of Hampden Road in Lowlands, was killed on Friday night while attempting to cross the Claude Noel Highway.
Police were told that at about 7:45 p.m. a 25-year-old man from Bucco Road was driving a black Volkswagen Jetta Sedan in a westerly direction along the highway, when upon reaching the vicinity of Augustine and Beacon, he observed the silhouette of a person in the middle of the highway.
He said that at the time, there was oncoming traffic proceeding east.
He attempted to pull his car away from Cooke, however, despite his efforts, he still struck the 24-year-old.
The driver stopped his car and notified the police and paramedics.
A team of officers led by Sgt Jones, Sgt Horsford, Cpl Abraham, and Cpl Scipio responded.
Cooke died on the scene
The driver was warned that he may face prosecution pending the outcome of enquiries.
W/Cpl Ewing is continuing enquiries.
This incident has pushed the number of road deaths in this country up to 75.
The comparative for the same period last year was 67.

I Love Tobago: CAPA Airline Leader Summit - TTT News The 2024 CAPA Airline Leader Summit was recently held in Trinidad and Tobago, for the first time and Tobago ensured its presence was felt, marketing the island and its offerings.

THE BIG QUESTION
Do you think we can reduce how much imported food we buy and focus more on local produce?

Chicken farmer Anthony Cornwall hopes to alleviate T&T’s egg shortage by rearing 14,000 layers in time for the Christmas season. However, the father of four says his farm has allegedly been earmarked for demolition because it is erected on land owned by a state company.

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https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/chicken-farm-facing-demolition-6.2.2096969.9bb4602fa9

Man Drowns In Mayaro - TTT News A Princes Town man drowned after saving his cousins at Mayaro Beach on Saturday.

TTBS | Trinidad & Tobago Bureau of Standards This advisory is intended to address the need for greater safety consideration in the design, construction, installation and maintenance of manual and automatic sliding gates.