Sharlene Rampersad is an investigative reporter for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, focusing on local news in Port Of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. With a keen eye for uncovering stories of public interest, Sharlene's work delves into a range of topics including politics, crime, education, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting to keep the community informed.
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By: Sharlene Rampersad
The parent of a student at Tranquillity Secondary School has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB).
By: Sharlene Rampersad
In a release on Thursday afternoon, the Ministry of Health said it received confirmation that the variant was in the country from the Caribbean Public Health Agency (Carpha).
THE final cost of the Commission of Enquiry (CoE) into the Paria diving tragedy was $15,689,000. This according to the commission's final report, which was laid in Parliament on Friday.
By: Sharlene Rampersad
For the entire month of March, flight operations at the Piarco International Airport will be suspended from 10 pm to 6 am.
The National Gas Company (NGC) says there is nothing unusual about its involvement in the Dragon gas deal between TT and Venezuela.
By: Sharlene Rampersad
A Housing Development Corporation (HDC) worker was robbed and shot at an HDC development in San Fernando on Wednesday.
By: Sharlene Rampersad
Katelin Sultan now has another title under her belt after winning the primary schools category of the 2024 School's Intellectual National Carnival Chutney Soca Monarch competition on Wednesday.
US Ambassador Candace Bond on Tuesday donated four explosive trace detection (ETD) machines to the Airports Authority (AATT).
A British tourist is in the intensive care unit at the Scarborough General Hospital after he was attacked by a shark at Courland Bay in Tobago in the morning on April 26.
![[UPDATED] Seven beaches closed after shark attack in Tobago](https://newsday.co.tt/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/shark-attack-tobago-map-farley-augustine-facebook-1-696x1024.jpg)
By: Sharlene Rampersad
A swathe of beaches along the north-western coastline of Tobago spanning from Pigeon Point to Plymouth has been ordered closed to the public after a British tourist was injured in a shark attack.
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