TEMA’s Director Allan Stewart has reassured that we are in the rainy/hurricane period. According to Stewart, Trinidad and Tobago is currently in the rainy season, more so into the active hurricane period.
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Rock thrown at Parliament building
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Operation OMEGA Successful
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Minority Leader addresses budget concerns
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5th Regional Road Safety Conference
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Turtle Nesting Season Begins
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