Cunapo News Today

Upper Cunapo, Sangre Grande resident Levi Mohan eloquently anticipated the response from the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) when he complained to this newspaper on Sunday morning that his community

Residents of Upper Cunapo staged a protest early on Sunday morning to vent their frustration over what they say is a water problem in the area.

DAYS after another adjustment in the country’s pipe-borne water schedule, residents in the community of Upper Cunapo, Sangre Grande, yesterday protested having “no water” for the past six weeks.They took

IF “change” should occur at the local govern­ment polls on August 14, the people also de­mand changes in mu­nicipal services as extreme dissatisfaction was expressed by all but two people

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar said the UNC is in discussions with at least two smaller parties to partner for the upcoming local government elections. Speaking during the UNC’s Monday Night Report at Swaha Hindu College, Cunapo Southern Main Rd, Sangre Grande, Persad-Bissessar said senior members of her team were in discussions with these parties. “There

Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has called on government to come clean about any plans it has to implement a 25 per cent inheritance tax on TT citizens. The Finance Minister has denounced these statements as false and malicious.

In the run up to its sports and family day, staff of the Eastern Regional Health Authority (ERHA) held a cook out competition that was filled with laughter and camaraderie as four teams showed off their skills. The teams represented the various units of the ERHA with their unique names: the head office went with

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) reported a series of incidents occuring during the yellow-level weather alert on Tuesday.

Residents of Toco, Sangre Grande and environs were not expecting flooding from the persistent rains which took place overnight on Monday. Many were left stranded following flooding and flash flooding, including one family who were trapped behind seven feet of water. Niicole Eligon, who lives on Mandilon Road, told Newsday that when she initially attempted

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) reported a series of incidents caused by the yellow-level weather alert on Tuesday. There was one reported incident in the north-west region where a tree fell in Upper Santa Cruz at Sam Boucaud.