Venezuela blames Trinidad oil spill for environmental damage
Venezuela says an oil spill originating in Trinidad and Tobago is causing environmental damage to its coastlines, with authorities monitoring impacts and coordinating cleanup efforts.
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Unclaimed remains found in Trinidad cemetery spark police investigation
Authorities in Cumuto Cemetery, Trinidad and Tobago, discovered the remains of 50 babies and 6 adults, with most adult remains bearing identification tags. Preliminary indications suggest unlawful disposal of unclaimed corpses, and police say the finding is deeply troubling as investigations proceed to identify those responsible and determine how the remains were discarded.
56 Bodies Dumped at Trinidad Cemetery Prompt Investigation
Authorities in Trinidad and Tobago are investigating after 56 bodies were found dumped at a cemetery, with forensic teams examining the remains and the circumstances surrounding the discovery.
Trini Doctors Return Home to Offer Stigma-Free Obesity Care
Trinidad-born doctors Dr. Robert Jupiter and Dr. Karen Moses return to Trinidad and Tobago to launch Stellar Medical, a stigma-free clinic focused on obesity and metabolic health. They emphasize treating obesity as a chronic, biology-driven disease, discuss GLP-1/GIP meds like Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound and Mounjaro, but prioritize nutrition, movement, hydration, sleep, and mental wellbeing, and will collaborate with therapists when needed.
Health Ministry Recalls Blood Pressure Medication
The Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Health has voluntarily recalled specific lots of bisoprolol fumarate and hydrochlorothiazide tablets after routine testing found trace amounts of ezetimibe, a cholesterol medication, indicating potential cross-contamination. The recall affects over 11,000 bottles, and consumers are advised to stop using the affected products and return them, while consulting healthcare providers if needed. The FDA classifies this as a low-risk (Class III) recall.
Dyer-Griffith Criticizes Rising Cancer Treatment Costs
Nicole Dyer-Griffith highlights the exorbitant cost of cancer medication in Trinidad and Tobago, which can reach $40,000 per month, making treatment inaccessible for many. She advocates for a dedicated patient support and advocacy center, the Healing Hub, to provide credible information and emotional support, aiming to establish a free, physical facility by 2026 to improve patient care and reduce healthcare disparities.
Caribbean Leaders Clash Over U.S. Relations and Regional Unity
Caribbean tensions rise as Trinidad's Prime Minister accuses neighboring leaders of badmouthing the U.S. over military build-up and visa restrictions, leading to regional disputes and questions about U.S. policies in the Caribbean.
Trinidad and Tobago Confronts Surge in Youth Stroke Cases
Trinidad and Tobago is experiencing a rising incidence of strokes among younger adults, driven by lifestyle factors and unmanaged health conditions like hypertension, with public health campaigns emphasizing the importance of early recognition and treatment to reduce devastating outcomes.
Venezuela Threatens to Cut Energy Ties Amid US Tensions
Venezuela is threatening to revoke energy agreements with Trinidad and Tobago due to its support for US military actions in the Caribbean, amid escalating tensions linked to regional security and economic dependencies on Venezuelan gas supplies.
Venezuela Criticizes US Military Movements in Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela accused Trinidad and Tobago of provoking a war with U.S.-Trinidad military exercises, which the Trinidad government says are aimed at strengthening cooperation and fighting crime. Tensions are rising as the U.S. increases military activity in the Caribbean targeting Venezuela, with some U.S. politicians suggesting potential future actions against Venezuela and Colombia.
Venezuela criticizes US and Trinidad and Tobago military activities amid rising tensions
Venezuela condemned a purported military provocation by Trinidad and Tobago in coordination with the CIA, accusing them of planning a false-flag attack to provoke a military confrontation, amid ongoing joint U.S.-Trinidad and Tobago military exercises in the Caribbean.
US Embassy Warns Americans Amid Rising Venezuela Tensions in Trinidad and Tobago
The U.S. Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago has issued a warning for Americans to avoid government facilities amid rising tensions and threats linked to recent U.S. military strikes targeting drug traffickers in the Caribbean region, particularly near Venezuela, leading to increased security measures in Trinidad and Tobago.
US Warns Americans in Trinidad and Tobago Amid Venezuela Tensions
The US Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago issued a rare warning for Americans to avoid government facilities amid heightened regional tensions linked to US-Venezuela conflicts and recent US military strikes targeting suspected drug traffickers, with authorities in Trinidad and Tobago increasing security measures.
US Strikes in Caribbean Spark Concerns Over Venezuela and Regional Stability
Trinidad and Tobago police are investigating reports that two of its citizens may have been killed in a U.S. drone strike off the coast of Venezuela targeting a vessel suspected of drug trafficking, amid rising regional tensions and ongoing U.S. military actions in the Caribbean and Venezuela.
Prof Naraynsingh Advocates Prevention and Rapid Care in Vascular Disease Fight
Prof Vijay Naraynsingh emphasizes the importance of early detection, prevention, and rapid treatment of vascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes in Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting the need for increased awareness, better access to emergency care, and regular health screenings to reduce mortality and complications.