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Motorists stuck for hours as early morning accidents cause gridlock (opens the original)
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MOTORISTS heading into Port of Spain from East and South Trinidad yesterday morning endured hours of traffic after four non-fatal accidents along major highways. Three of the accidents occurred between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m., with two along the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway in Maloney and El Socorro, and another along the Solomon Hochoy Highway, Gasparillo. The fourth accident occurred later yesterday morning along the Beetham Highway where a man was struck by a vehicle while attempting to cross the ro
How will it be enforced? (opens the original)
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ROAD SAFETY non-governmental organisation Arrive Alive and the Bar Owners Association of Trinidad and Tobago (BOATT) say they support Governmentâs move to raise the legal drinking and tobacco consumption age from 18 to 21. However, BOATT has raised concerns about how the proposed legislation will be enforced. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar said in a social media post yesterday that Government will introduce a bill in Parliament tomorrow titled The Miscellaneous Provisions (Alcohol, Cann
Police launch 'Big brothers' for at-risk boys (opens the original)
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POLICE are stepping up interventions in schools following an increase in fighting, vaping and disorderly behaviour, with 272 offences detected during the last academic year. Deputy Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin said yesterday that the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) would be taking a more preventative approach to dealing with problematic behaviour among students, including the use of music programmes, anti-bullying initiatives and a mentorship programme. He said a cadre of tho
'Worst jail ever' - 187 SoE detainees released (opens the original)
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One hundred and eighty-seven detainees held under the state of emergencyâs preventive detention orders were released up to Monday night. This was disclosed by the Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service in a release on Monday. Release operations of detainees began last Thursday. The releases followed the revocation of 276 preventive detention orders (PDOs), ahead of the scheduled end of the state of emergency on September 17. The Express visited the Eastern Correctional and Rehabilitation Centre (E
Families wait for loved ones (opens the original)
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A number of detainees held under Preventive Detention Orders (PDOs) were released yesterday with the process, which started during the morning and extended into last night, being described by relatives of people detained as slow and tedious. Prison officials were working to have the majority of them freed by 7 p.m. yesterday. The Express arrived at the area near the entrance to the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre, off the Churchill-Roosevelt Highway, Santa Rosa, around 1.30 p.m., and
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