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Persistent rainfall has resulted in high turbidity and clogged screens at some of WASA's surface water treatment facilities in North Trinidad and Tobago.
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will pay $2 million to the All Tobago Fisherfolk Association (ATFA), which is part of the monies owed for their services provided during this year’s oil spill cleanup as well as make available $2 million in moneta
Five-time Power and twice-time Groovy International Soca Monarch Winner, Machel Montano believes that the time for competition has passed and that more collaborations are needed to take Soca music to greater heights.Asked about the recent
Several communities in Arima and stretching toward Bon Air are now experiencing an improved pipe borne water supply as WASA has increased production at the Hollis Reservoir to full capacity.WASA in a statement said the Hollis Reservoir has
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been formalised between the Caribbean Poultry Association (CPA) and The University of the West Indies School of Veterinary Medicine (UWI-SVM) for the benefit of the poultry industry in the Caribbean.
Chaguanas West MP Dinesh Rambally says there is need for strategic interventions to protect individuals from being stalked after bank transactions following the killing of businessman Jose Luis.
The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) advises the public that there are no planned outages carded for the Christmas season, however, it is committed to responding to any forced outages in a timely manner.
A container that was sealed today with approximately TT$1 million worth of Angostura orange bitters, aromatic bitters and various Angostura premium rums, marks Angostura's third large-scale shipment of products to China.
Secretary of the Division of Settlements, Public Utilities and Rural Division, Ian Pollard, has denied reports that 15 employees from a Unit within the Division have been sent home during the Christmas Season.
If you are visiting family for the holidays and need public transportation, the Public Transport Services Corporation (PTSC) is offering limited Christmas services this holiday season.PTSC in a social media post said it will be running ser
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