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Avoid past SoE mistakes

Avoid past SoE mistakes 20210518 Po­lice Com­mis­sion­er Gary Grif­fith is right. It de­feats the whole pur­pose of a state of emer­gency and cur­few if more than one-third of the coun­try’s adult pop­u­la­tion is grant­ed au­tho­ri­sa­tion to move about freely in and out of the cur­few hours. Swamped with 6,800 let­ters for what would have amount­ed to an as­ton­ish­ing 350,000 cur­few pass­es, Com­mis­sion­er Grif­fith turned down most of the re­quests and grant­ed just 8,000.

Brian Lara Promenade cordoned off

Brian Lara Promenade cordoned off as people flout COVID regulations by 20210508 ANISTO ALVES The Bri­an Lara Prom­e­nade was cor­doned off on Sat­ur­day as a re­sult of peo­ple flout­ing the COVID-19 reg­u­la­tions. This was re­vealed by Port-of-Spain May­or Joel Mar­tinez who al­so said that the co­conut ven­dors around the Queen s Park Sa­van­nah are like­ly to be closed down al­so. Speak­ing to the Sun­day Guardian, Mar­tinez said Our Mu­nic­i­pal Po­lice made an ob­ser­va­tion on Thurs­day on the Prom­e­nade that there were a lot of peo­ple clus­ter­ing and con­gre­gat­ing there, they were break­ing all the pro­to­col rules.

Limers without masks bring Deyalsingh to tears

Limers without masks bring Deyalsingh to tears by KERWIN PIERRE Drink your White Oak and Co­ca-Co­la at home. That was the ad­vice from Health Min­is­ter Ter­rence Deyals­ingh yes­ter­day, af­ter he said he was ap­palled at the be­hav­iour of some cit­i­zens even as health of­fi­cials and the Gov­ern­ment have im­ple­ment­ed more re­stric­tions and urged more vig­i­lance to stave off the lat­est wave of COVID-19. Speak­ing dur­ing a me­dia brief­ing to up­date cit­i­zens on the lat­est re­stric­tions im­ple­ment­ed and the sit­u­a­tion re­gard­ing the treat­ment of COVID pa­tients at fa­cil­i­ties across the coun­try, Deyals­ingh said he had dri­ven through down­town Port-of-Spain hours ear­li­er and was brought to tears when he saw peo­ple drink­ing and con­gre­gat­ing in fla­grant vi­o­la­tion of the pub­lic health or­di­nances.

Four arrested for illegal street vending

Four arrested for illegal street vending by 20210130 Four per­sons were ar­rest­ed and sev­er­al mar­ket items seized af­ter Port-of-Spain City Po­lice cracked down on il­le­gal street vend­ing. All four were charged with of­fer­ing for sale mar­ketable com­modi­ties, wil­ful ob­struc­tion and un­law­ful pitch of a stall, of­fences which are con­trary to the Mu­nic­i­pal Cor­po­ra­tions Act. Ac­cord­ing to po­lice re­ports, the make-shift stalls con­tain­ing the as­sort­ed mar­ketable com­modi­ties were seized, doc­u­ment­ed and ex­am­ined by of­fi­cers of the pub­lic health de­part­ment. The in­di­vid­u­als are ex­pect­ed to ap­pear be­fore a Port-of-Spain Mag­is­trate next week. The ex­er­cise was con­duct­ed along Char­lotte, Hen­ry, Fred­er­ick and Queen Janelle Com­mis­siong Streets, Broad­way and the Bri­an Lara Prom­e­nade, In­de­pen­dence Square.

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