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Blast rocks plaza (opens the original)
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AN explosion at a three-storey plaza on High Street, San Fernando, caused the front glass on the upper floor to shatter, spewing debris onto sections of the pavement and roadway near the Penal taxi stand, where taxi drivers and commuters were gathered at the time. The explosion occurred around 5 p.m. yesterday inside Skyline Pub, located on the third floor of R&M Plaza. Emergency personnel responded and the building and a section of High Street were subsequently cordoned off as clouds of smoke f
All 777 schools reopen but problems remain (opens the original)
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THOUGH all 777 government-run and government-assisted schools reopened for a new school term yesterday after the two-month-long July/August vacation period, the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA) says issues at a number of facilities across the country have yet to be addressed. The start of a new academic year began yesterday despite complaints emerging among stakeholders over the course of the last week. The ministry on Monday confirmed the reopening of all schools in an o
‘Dilapidated’ school (opens the original)
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Members of the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) at the Marabella North Secondary School yesterday described the school as being in a dilapidated state. They called for the Ministry of Educationâs intervention. PTA vice-president and a former student at the school Marlon Jaikaran said it was disheartening to observe the condition of the school. âThe classrooms are unfit for teaching purposes (and) for children going in there to start to learn for the coming new term. When you come out to lear
Naps student on his way to MIT (opens the original)
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FOR Reginald Mohammed, academic excellence is not simply about natural ability. It is built on discipline, curiosity, a willingness to explore new methods and the courage to pursue opportunities without knowing where they may lead. The Naparima College standout has earned exceptional results in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), achieving five distinctions. Now, the brilliant 18-year-old is preparing for another major chapter in his academic journey as he heads to the prestig
Freeport residents report gang terror (opens the original)
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CENTRAL Division police have launched an investigation into reports that a gang has been terrorising residents living in a community in Freeport. The Express spoke with victims who have appealed to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) to intervene before it's too late. A senior officer confirmed that the matter was being investigated and that officers were actively working to resolve the issues. He said the residents of Arena Road would soon get a positive response. In an interview with
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