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Backhoe operator dies four days after alleged beating from coworkers I cried: Catholic Board CEO says gunfire near school not newPatrice Roberts displeased about last-minute switch with Burna Boy Police investigating after child allegedly left home alone Reference is drawn to an online Trinidad Express article titled Why is there no aerial search for missing fishermen? with a preamble of The Express has reached out to National Security Minister Stuart Young for answers.... This was published by the Trinidad Express online at approximately 2:00 p.m. today.Minister of National Security the Honourable Stuart R. Young M.P. has confirmed that as at 2:50 p.m. today, not a single Express reporter had called him asking for information with respect to the missing fishermen and in particular, the search efforts. Minister Young was on a site tour at the Whitehall today from 1:30 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. and accordingly, was not on his phone.At 1:41 p.m., a reporter from the Express messaged Minister Young on WhatsApp and, without him even reading the message, proceeded to publish her story at 2:00 p.m. with the Trinidad Express online using the preamble above.This timeframe of less than 20 minutes to expect a response is unreasonable in the circumstances.Minister Young would also like the public to know that contrary to what Mr. Gary Aboud and others are suggesting in the Trinidad Express story, there have been a number of flight missions conducting operations in search of the missing fishermen.The Trinidad and Tobago Air Guard has had fixed wing flight searches using its C26 airplane and both National Helicopters Services Limited and the Ministry of National Securitys Helicopters have also been deployed to search for the missing men.Minister Young has been in contact with the Chief of Defence Staff and other Heads of Divisions requesting that resources, including sea and air, be used to find these men. The Ministry of National Security will continue to deploy its resources in this search as it has been doing.This is not a time for deliberate misinformation. Advertise With UsAbout UsTodays Guardian Welcome to our newly updated Trinidad Express Newspaper app from the leading daily newspaper in Trinidad and Tobago!This new Express app brings you our latest news updates, breaking news, multimedia while retaining access to the ePaper, a page-by-page replica, all in one conveniently packaged app.Users can customize the live news feed to include the news you are most interested in and set many of your personal viewing preferences which also includes breaking news alerts to your mobile device, read aloud, offline reading and sharing articles via your favourite social media channels.The Trinidad Express app is free to download.Your feedback is important. Please send your comments to Trinidad Express newspapers is the second oldest of the daily Trinidad and Tobago newspapers and a member of One Caribbean Media.The Trinidad Express Newspapers – Integrity and Fearless Journalism that will Never be Compromised. Aug 19, 2022 Version 3.6.22 - Bugfix for RSS feed placement- Improved performance Theres some twinkling still needed; but it keeps improving occasionally. Being from another Caribbean country, I thoroughly enjoy daily reading top news from Trinidad and Tobago. I have no other source to keep abreast of what happens in this dynamic republic so this alternative fills my needs quite well.William RiefkohlSan JuanPuerto Rico🇵🇷 The Express is the place I can trust for news. The developer, One Caribbean Media, indicated that the apps privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developers privacy policy. The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies: Contact Info Identifiers Usage Data The following data may be collected and linked to your identity: The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity: Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More App Support Privacy Policy Dominicas Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit did not mince his words to say that Nigerian Afrobeat star Burna Boy breached his contract after failing to appear on Satu… Continuing in our coverage of environmental issues and local strategies to address such, this article will look at the Capacity Development fo… VETERAN broadcaster and newspaper columnist Yusuff Ali died peacefully on Sunday at his home in London, England. THE managing director of Innovative Roofing and Construction Solutions Ltd has proposed to take legal action against the Daily News Ltd—publishers of Newsday—and one …

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