THE EDITOR: Conversations with the public, supporters of both major political parties, reveal a sigh of relief that the commission of enquiry (CoE) into the Paria tragedy is over. The public eagerly awaits the findings (report). There was a demand for an enquiry in February last year when the unnecessary tragedy happened. There was and
THE EDITOR: What is the purpose of the Paria commission of enquiry (CoE) currently in progress? I believe it was formed to examine and ascertain the cause of the accident that led to the deaths of four divers and to examine the prevailing circumstances that led to a decision by Paria Fuel Trading Co Ltd
NYREE ALFONSO, SWWTU counsel at the Commission of Enquiry (CoE) into the Paria diving tragedy, on Wednesday apologised for having attributed to a trade union the appearance of a controversial witness at the CoE on Monday and Tuesday. Dive school owner Glenn Cheddie had been grilled in cross examination by Prakash Ramadhar, counsel for bereaved
EASTERN Emergency Response Services Ltd (EERESL) chief of operations Andy Johnson said the company's personnel were not trained to do underwater rescues.