FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST Dr Valery Alexandrov says he will not be travelling to Tobago to conduct autopsies until he receives fair treatment from the State. Alexandrov and Dr Eslyn Mc Donald-Burris have been conducting autopsies in both islands but, with the latters contract ending today, it leaves Alexandrov and Dr Hughvon Des Vignes as the only pathologists in the country.
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard, SC, says before he can exercise his powers under Section 90 of the Constitution as it relates to 53 cases now in abeyance by the elevation and subsequent resignation of former chief magistrate Marcia Ayers-Caesar, he needs to know her status.
EMERGENCY vehicles using LED lighting and digital billboards carrying high lumens are also road safety risks that need to be addressed in the bill to amend the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act says Independent Senator Taurel Shrikissoon.
BPTT Regional President Norman Christie says the recent discovery of two trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas means TT is past the worst right now, in terms of supply shortages. However, he cautioned that we have to keep these discoveries going so we can be past the worst, for a longer period. Christie spoke yesterday following a bpTT press conference at the Hilton Trinidad in Port-of- -Spain .
PRESIDENT OF the Couva/ Point Lisas Chamber of Commerce Liaquat Ali was stabbed yesterday morning during an altercation at his businessplace in Couva. Attempts to reach Ali were unsuccessful, but sources close to him said he was discharged from the San Fernando General Hospital with a twoinch wound under his shoulder blade.
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