$9M Spent to Help 3,000 Tobago Families in Covid
By Sue-Ann Wayow APPROXIMATELY $9million have been spent to assist some 3,000 families in Tobago since the beginning of...
By Sue-Ann Wayow APPROXIMATELY $9million have been spent to assist some 3,000 families in Tobago since the beginning of...
By Sue-Ann Wayow FOR the first time in weeks, Tobago has seen a decrease in its seven-day rolling average...
By Sue-Ann Wayow DESPITE the heavy rainfalls, several communities in Mayaro still have a shortage of pipe-borne water....
SOME focus on will be placed in Venezuela this week by the United Nations as the world commemorates World...
By Neil Gosine WHILE our vaccination efforts should be in full force and heading in the right direction, it looks...
By Sue-Ann Wayow SOCIAL Development Minister Donna Cox is misleading the public by saying in Parliament that there were no...
By Gerald Lutchman AS I had predicted Russia won the game against Finland but by a 1-0 margin. In...
ANOTHER nine people have died from Covid-19 on Wednesday in Trinidad and Tobago. The number of Covid-19 related deaths...
By Sue-Ann Wayow PRIME Minister Dr Keith Rowley was absent from Wednesday’s sitting of the House of Representatives. He...
By Sue-Ann Wayow ELDERLY persons who were waiting in the rain on Wednesday for their Covid-19 vaccines at different...
THERE are eleven new Covid-19 cases reported in Tobago with one additional death. The latest report from the Division...
By Chantalé Fletcher HYPERTENSION and diabetes continue to be the most common comorbidities amongst the fatalities in Covid-19 patients. Asthma,...
By Sue-Ann Wayow PERSONS who have received the Covid-19 vaccine can donate blood. However, if an individual was experiencing...
By Sue-Ann Wayow WITH the increased curfew time in effect from this weekend, farmers and market vendors are going to...
CHAIRMAN of the Tobago Regional Health Authority has resigned. The Tobago’s Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development issued...