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PM: Govt to fight local drug mafia (opens the original)
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More than 8.3 tonnes of illegal narcoticsâincluding cocaine, mariÂjuana and heroin with an estimaÂted street value of over $1.6 billionâ were destroyed by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) at the Caroni Cremation Site yesterday. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-ÂBissessar acknowledged the burning of the illegal drugs, saying in a social media post, âThis value of drugs seized from the local drug mafia amounts to approximately 1% of our annual GDP. Thanks to the efforts of our bra
Former PDO detainee recounts 100-day ordeal (opens the original)
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Holding back tears while describing his ordeal after spending 100 days in State custody, a former detainee held under a Preventive Detention Order (PDO) without charge said he contemplated suicide at one point. The man, who asked to speak anonymously, stated that thoughts of his common-law wife and five children kept him from ending his life, as he was trying to remain strong for them. His wife, who also accompanied her husband to Quantum Legal on September 18, spoke anonymously with the Sunday
Stand up against MPs (opens the original)
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Minister of Homeland Security RoÂger Alexander says people living in Peopleâs National Movement (PNM)-Âcontrolled constituencies should stand against their Members of Parliament and let them know they want the Special Operations Bill (SOB) enforced in their communities. Alexander made the comment while speaking with journalists yesterday following a tour of the newest Housing Development Corporation (HDC) development in his Tunapuna constituency ahead of its official launch. The development
MoE workers walk out over rat droppings (opens the original)
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WORKERS at the Ministry of Education (MoE) are refusing to work following sightings of rat droppings in the building. Yesterday, Public Services Association (PSA) president Felisha Thomas addressed scores of workers outside the ministryâs St Vincent Street, Port of Spain headquarters and instructed them to sign the register and go home. She said the Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) had become involved in the matter, along with a Public Health Inspector. Thomas said she was aware th
State may face legal action over SoE detentions (opens the original)
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PNM Senator Sanjiv Boodhu says the State could face hundreds of compensation claims from people detained under preventive detention orders (PDOs) during the state of emergency (SoE) which ended yesterday. Boodhu said people who were detained under PDOs and subsequently released without charge could seek damages from the State, warning that the financial consequences could extend to future administrations. Boodhu made the comments during a telephone interview yesterday, saying the Government shou
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