It was chaos in the small fishing village of Charlotteville on Sunday evening as a military vehicle, capsized on Charlotteville hill resulting in twenty three persons receiving injuries.
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Leh We Go
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Tobago West Village Football Cup
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Olympic motorcade graces Tobago
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Charlotteville Health centre not used for its intended purpose
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Les Coteaux villagers upset over removal of a retaining wall
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