Paula Lindo is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. She writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, covering a range of local news topics including community events, government initiatives, social issues, and cultural celebrations. Paula is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
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LIAT20 CEO Hafsa Abdulsalam said the airline will no longer be known as “Leaving Island Any Time” as the airline was relaunched under new management.
The family of Lisa Morris-Julian, while still coming to terms with the loss of three family members on December 16, are happy that her widower, Daniel Julian, was discharged from hospital on December 20.
FAITH, grief and tears mingled in equal measure among the more than 60 people at the wake of D'Abadie/O'Meara MP Lisa Morris-Julian on December 20 on Farfan Street, opposite the burnt shell of the home where she and two of her children, Xianne, 25, and Jesiah, six, died in a fire on December 16.
ANGOSTURA LTD has re-entered the Chinese market with a $1 million shipment to the country under a distribution agreement with Caribbean Commercial Management (Hangzhou) Company Ltd, a subsidiary of First Caribbean Marketing Company Ltd. (FCMC), signed in July 2024.
By: Paula Lindo
THE Fireworks Action Coalition of Trinidad and Tobago (FACTT) has written to the Prime Minister urging him to protect the public from the damaging effects of fireworks.
Charlotte Street in Port of Spain remained busy with people bustling about on December 22, as they came out to buy market goods, check for gifts and other necessities.
National Transformation Alliance deputy chairman Christine Newallo-Hosein said she was disappointed with a recent ruling where a convicted rapist's sentence was reduced because he made a donation to the Rape Crisis Society.
FireOne CEO Andre Abraham has said tolerance and respect are the key for bridging the gap between people who love fireworks and those who love their pets, after complaints about the effects of fireworks resumed on December 22 on social media.
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has said the current air quality levels are unhealthy based on the air quality monitoring stations at Arima, Port of Spain and Pt Lisas at 9 am on December 24.
The Health Ministry has advised the public to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves from the harmful effects of Sahara dust, in light of ongoing poor air quality owing to the dust's significant presence in the atmosphere.
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