There appears to be some controversy about employers requiring employees to be vaccinated.
Sometime around 2013, there was a project to create national health cards for all citizens using the public healthcare and CDAP system. This was a project to complete…
It was refreshing to see in the Express, June 22 the Minister of Public Utilities’ frank, forthright and honest explanation of the cause of the recent attempt at disc…
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the health care professionals of our country for the outstanding service they are providing to citizens during this pandemic.
Recently I was asked for my driving permit and car insurance by a police officer. Both documents were alone in a small case.
I read with interest Richard Charan’s article about Macqueripe and Maracas (“Tale of two beaches” - Express, June 16).
I would like to ask the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) to resume sending out bills to their customers. The company has not been mailing bills for the last year and a half.
The tightened curfew restrictions for the Labour Day/Father’s Day weekend will have had the support of most of the country’s right-thinking citizens who so desperately want to go back to pre-pandemic life. As usual though, there is one rule for some and another rule for others.
PLEASE allow me to address the Minister of Health, the Prime Minister or whoever can help with this problem.
With the start of the rainy season after a not-so-dry season, we are experiencing what can only be described as an invasion of mosquitoes in Woodbrook.
Kindly allow me to highlight a situation that should be of relevance everyone.
On Labour Day, we experienced an electrical problem. Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) workers came and advised us to call our electrician who came and had our meter, socket and terminal changed, but is here our problem started: the Electrical Inspectorate does not work on weekends.
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