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T&T panics…as Tropical Storm Tomas approaches

(Trinidad Express) Transport hubs and supermarkets were jam packed, off-shore oil and gas facilities evacuated and some events were cancelled yesterday as nationals braced themselves for Tropical Storm Tomas, which was heading towards the Caribbean last night.

Three Docol employees injured in explosion

Three employees of the Demerara Oxygen Company Limited (DOCOL) were injured this afternoon following an explosion at the company’s East Bank Demerara location, its Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Shameer Hoosein has confirmed.

Bombs in U.S.-bound parcels from Yemen – Obama

WASHINGTON/LONDON, (Reuters) – Security officials in  Britain and Dubai intercepted parcel bombs being sent from  Yemen to the United States in a “credible terrorist threat,”  President Barack Obama said today.

Nations agree historic deal to save nature

NAGOYA, Japan, (Reuters) – Delegates from nearly 200  nations agreed today to a sweeping plan to stem the loss of  species by setting new 2020 targets to ensure greater protection  of nature and enshrine the benefits it gives mankind.

Body of epileptic woman found in Patentia latrine

The body of a woman was found in a pit latrine at her Patentia, West Bank Demerara residence yesterday afternoon and police said her death may have been as a result of a fall but are awaiting the result of a post-mortem examination.

Allen Stanford declares unable to pay lawyer

R. Allen Stanford’s attorney Robert S. Bennett was removed from his criminal-defence trial team yesterday by a federal judge after the indicted financier was declared unable to pay him or any private lawyer, according to Bloomberg.

US woman remanded over cocaine

A US woman, Shatise Atina Valentine was today remanded to prison accused of having seven kilogrammes of cocaine in her possession at the Cheddi jagan International Airport, Timheri.

Family bike

Three to a bike…this family photo was taken on the East Coast Embankment today

Boy left in car died of sunstroke

A post-mortem examination performed today on the body of Radian Wilson, the two-year-old boy who was left locked in a vehicle for several hours, showed that he died of a sunstroke.

US awards domestic violence grants

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID/Guyana) through its Governance Enhancement Project (GEP) yesterday awarded grants in the amount of US$58,600 to three Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), to implement domestic violence issue-based activities in Regions 4, 6 and 8. 

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