Fisherman Vernon Duncan has been found. Public Relations Officer of the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Kirk Jean -Baptiste explained that Barbados Coast Guard officials discovered Duncan and two other Trinidad and Tobago nationals in Barbados waters on Saturday.
Similar Posts
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
‘Mt. Pleasant day’ Launched
It has become part of Tobago’s rich tradition that Easter Monday is ‘Mt. Pleasant day’ in local palance. Well, the Carnbee/ Mt. Pleasant Community council has launched the annual event. This year would be the 41st staging of the sports and family day.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Omale James back on home soil
Omale James, the lone Tobagonian on the title winning Trinidad and Tobago Regional under 15 Cricket team, has returned home. The gifted and talented Omale James who resides in Whim arrived from Jamaica after his teams success at the regional level.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Abused family refutes claims of guns and drugs
Earlier this week it was reported by a national news media that it was Tobago’s Big Secret — violent crime creeping-in due to drugs and guns but according to Faith Jordan of Castara Road, Mt. St. George it was not drug related.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Police promises safety at Easter celebrations
Citizens can ensure safety and security over the busy Easter period. This assurance was given by a group of Police officers at a media conference held at the Scarborough police headquarters.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
THA to take action at Plymouth Jetty
After many complaints from fishermen about the danger the Plymouth Jetty poses in its present dilapidated state, the Tobago House of Assembly has decided to take action. Mr. Melville said the demolition should be completed this August
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
61 new fire-fighters enacted into the force
The Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service has been greatly enhanced as sixty one fire officers have now been added to the fleet. Sixty one smartly dressed young recruits fell in at 15.30 hours to await the start of the proceedings which would cement their new role as fire officers.