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According to reports, bandits broke into an RBC ATM in Mayaro and made off with over $1 million early this morning (Friday 17th May, 2024). A security company reportedly dropped off the large sum of cash at the ATM in several bags, around 7:00 PM on Thursday night (16th May, 2024).
However, approximately seven (7) hours later, around 2:00 AM on Friday morning, a white Mitsubishi SUV (PDJ 1326) pulled up in front the ATM and two (2) masked men exited. CCTV footage shows the men entering the ATM, where they allegedly stole the bags containing over $1 million in cash, before fleeing the scene.
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A man is dead following a road traffic accident along the Churchill Roosevelt Highway last night (Thursday 16th May, 2024). The deceased has been identified as 38-year-old Rodelle Mohammed of El Socorro Extension, San Juan.
According to reports, Mohammed attempted to cross the Highway in the vicinity of Southern Sales and Services, around 11:40 PM. However, he was struck on the Eastbound lane by a Nissan panel van, driven by a 36-year-old man from Morvant. Mohammed was thrown several feet into the air and landed violently onto the roadway. The driver stopped his vehicle and notified the Police and Emergency Health Services. Unfortunately, Mohammed died at the scene. Investigations are continuing. More on this as it becomes available. [Source: Loop] According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), for this outlook period (Saturday 18th to Wednesday 22nd May, 2024), the major synoptic feature would be a ridging pattern across the Lesser Antilles. Low-level convergence and some moisture advection across the Lesser Antilles is expected to cause some mixed conditions during this outlook period. Sunshine and fair conditions are likely to be interrupted at times by cloudy patches, producing light or moderate showers over varying areas. There will exist a 10% to 30% chance for an isolated heavy shower to develop, favouring the Leeward Islands, especially near hilly areas.
For this outlook period, Trinidad and Tobago is situated at the Southern extremities of the ridge, and together with an equatorial flow, generally from the Southeast, there is likely to be some surface convergence at times. Mostly fair conditions for most of this outlook period is expected, but there are likely to be partly cloudy to cloudy periods at times in some areas. Increased equatorial moisture advection on Saturday (18th May, 2024), together with low-level convergence, is likely to produce some partly cloudy periods with a 30% to 40% chance for an isolated heavy shower to develop, mainly over Southeastern to Southwestern offshore areas of Trinidad, Southern Trinidad and gulf areas of Western Trinidad. There is also a 20% chance for an isolated thunderstorm to develop over these areas. Elsewhere will be mostly fair conditions with brief showers in a few areas. Less moisture advection is expected on Sunday (19th May, 2024), but with low-level convergence and heating, it is likely for a moderate shower to interrupt fair conditions, mainly over Southeastern areas of Trinidad. On Monday (20th May, 2024), during the pre-dawn and early morning, a patch of equatorial moisture from the Southeast, together with low-level convergence, is likely to produce a few moderate showers, favouring Southeastern offshore areas of Trinidad, South Trinidad and Western gulf areas. There will also be a 10% to 20% chance for an isolated heavy shower or thunderstorm to develop. Otherwise, we can expect mostly fair conditions with the chance for a moderate shower over Tobago or Northeast Trinidad during the afternoon. There will be mostly fair and sunny conditions on Tuesday (21st May, 2024), with the chance for a brief shower favouring Northeast Trinidad or Tobago. On Wednesday (22nd May, 2024), some surface convergence to the Southeast of Trinidad and moisture advection from the Southeast, is likely to give a 20% to 30% chance for a heavy shower or thunderstorm to develop over Southern coastal and offshore areas of Trinidad during the early morning. As the morning continues into early afternoon, partly cloudy periods could develop, interrupting otherwise fair conditions with a light or moderate shower in a few areas. There is a 10% to 20% chance for an isolated heavy shower during the afternoon, over Western gulf areas of Trinidad. The wind in the near-surface to mid-levels is expected to continue to be steady and moderate for this outlook period. It is possible for this to translate down to the surface at times, giving breezy to windy conditions, especially in the vicinity of any shower or in elevated areas. The Met Office notes that the present Saharan dust concentration in the atmosphere is expected to continue to be mostly moderate for this outlook period. In the event of any bush or brush fires, landfill or forest fires, together with the Saharan dust, a further reduction in air quality is to be expected. Sensitive persons are advised to take the necessary precautions. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. 2-Month-Old Baby Girl Found Unresponsive In Crib, DIES Shortly After — Police Investigating17/5/2024 A baby girl has died after she was allegedly found unresponsive in her crib on Wednesday morning (15th May, 2024). The deceased has been identified as 2-month-old Ariel Maharaj.
According to reports, Maharaj’s parents allegedly fed her and put her to bed on Tuesday night (14th May, 2024). However, Ariel was found unresponsive the next morning when her parents went to check on her, around 5:00 AM. They immediately notified Police and Emergency Health Services and the child was taken to the Sangre Grande Hospital, where she was pronounced dead around 8:00 AM on Wednesday morning. A post-mortem was expected to be conducted to determine the actual cause of death. A team of Officers responded to the scene, led by Sgt. Edwards. WPC Thomas is said to be continuing investigations. A similar incident took place on Monday (13th May, 2024), when 5-month-old Levi Lucas was found unresponsive at Nancy’s Day Care in La Seiva Terrace, Maraval. More on this as it becomes available. [Source: Ian Alleyne] The Trinidad and Tobago Solid Waste Management Company Limited (SWMCOL) is advising the public of a bushfire, West of the Beetham Landfill in the vicinity of the mangrove.
In a Media Release this afternoon (Friday 17th May, 2024), SWMCOL said while the bushfire is not in its jurisdiction, its Emergency Management Team will “continue to monitor the situation to ensure that the fire does not spread to the landfill.” Commuters are advised to exercise caution, especially those who live in close proximity to the bushfire. SWMCOL notes that further updates will be provided as becomes necessary. Please be guided accordingly. TTT Limited's new Board of Directors received their letters of appointment in a brief ceremony on Thursday (16th May, 2024) at the company's headquarters on Maraval Road, Port-of-Spain. Chief Executive Officer of TTT Limited, Adrian Winter, said this new chapter signals a pivotal moment for the State media enterprise and the company remains uncompromising to excellence and innovation in this ever-evolving media landscape. Led by Neil Parsanlal, the other members of the new Board are Davlin Thomas, Shakka Subero, Melissa James-Guy, Victoria Rattansingh, Nigel Seenathsingh, Jessie Williams and Yokymma Bethelmy. [Source: TTT Live Online]
The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is advising the public that upgrade works at the Authority's Data Centre is scheduled from 6:00 PM today (Friday 17th May, 2024) to 6:00 PM on Saturday (18th May, 2024).
During this period, the following services may be unavailable:
WASA said this is an “unavoidable disruption as steps are being taken to improve our service delivery to you.” Please be guided accordingly.
A dancehall artiste appeared virtually before Master Magaret Sookraj Goswami on Thursday (16th May, 2024). According to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS), Kalonji Arthur, 26, of Goldsborough, Tobago, was granted $1 million bail with surety, and in the alternative, $100,000 own-bail.
The matter is for hearing on 26th February, 2025. Arthur, a ‘Trinibad’ artiste, was charged on Wednesday (15th May, 2024) with six (6) counts of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm, shooting with intent, possession of firearm to endanger life, possession of ammunition to endanger life, possession of firearm and possession of ammunition. The charges were laid by Sgt. Sheppard of the Charlotteville Police Station.
According to a Police report, around 11:55 PM on Friday 3rd May, 2024, several persons were standing on the Southern side of the roadway, outside a bar along Windward Road, Speyside, Tobago, when a white Nissan Tiida slowed near a group of persons and several loud explosions were then heard.
Officers of the Charlotteville Police Station visited the scene and observed six (6) people nursing gunshot wounds. They were immediately taken to the Hospital to seek medical attention. The investigation was spearheaded by Senior Superintendent Rodhil Kirk, while enquiries were made by members of the Tobago Division, including Officers attached to the Charlotteville Police, Roxborough Police, Criminal Investigations Department (CID), Tobago Divisional Task Force, Canine Unit and the Criminal Records Office. According to the Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS), we can expect partly cloudy conditions today (Friday 17th May, 2024) with a few showers and a low (20%) chance of isolated heavy showers/thunderstorms. Conditions are expected to become increasingly settled as the afternoon progresses. Tonight will be mostly fair and hazy.
Gusty winds may occur in/near showers and street flooding may occur in areas so prone. A mild to moderate concentration of Saharan dust is present. Persons sensitive to changes in air quality are advised to exercise the necessary precautions. For Tobago and the remainder of the Lesser Antilles, mostly fair and breezy conditions will be occasionally interrupted by partly cloudy periods with showers over a few areas. Tonight will be mostly fair and hazy. The forecast maximum temperature today will be 34°C at Piarco in Trinidad and 33°C at Crown Point in Tobago. Seas are slight to moderate with waves up to 1.5m in open waters, below 1m and occasionally choppy in sheltered areas. Please continue to pay attention to the latest forecasts, alerts, and information issued by the TTMS. The Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) is advising customers that planned maintenance work will affect several areas of Belmont, Diego Martin and Biche today (Friday 17th May, 2024). This may result in loss of electricity between the hours of works.
According to T&TEC, the affected areas in Belmont, Diego Martin and Biche are as follows: BELMONT (9:00 AM to 3:00 PM)
DIEGO MARTIN (9:00 AM to 3:00 PM)
BICHE (8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
T&TEC says it regrets the inconvenience which may be caused by these interruptions. |
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