Sharlene Rampersad is a News Editor at Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. She specializes in Disaster & Emergency Response, Public Event Safety, and Riot Control, focusing on the intersection of public safety and crisis management. Sharlene's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in these critical areas.
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Sharlene Rampersad's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political announcements, evolving crime stories, legal issues, and breaking news in Trinidad & Tobago. For effective outreach to Sharlene, consider providing insights related to local governmental decisions or policies, updates regarding ongoing crime incidents in the region, or new legal regulations affecting citizens.
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By: Sharlene Rampersad
Rural Development and Local Government Minister Khadijah Ameen says she requested TT Regiment trucks to assist in getting secondary school students who are writing CAPE and CSEC exams to their schools on the morning of June 12.
FISHERMEN and Friends of the Sea (FFOS) wants a full necropsy on a whale shark that was found dead on the morning of July 9, close to the shore near Copa Cabana Hotel in Chaguaramas.
