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Chief Secretary Farley Augustine believes the 1.109 kilograms of cocaine found in waters off Cove Estate on Sunday, gives more reason for the owners of the Gulfstream vessel not to

Public disclosure of the identities of the vessels behind Tobago’s oil spill should have been handled differently, as those culpable were now more inclined to hide while clean-up and impact

Police yesterday confirmed that cocaine valued at $500,000 was found washed ashore at Cove Estate, Tobago, during Tobago’s oil spill clean-up efforts on Sunday afternoon.

AN unmarked package yesterday emerged on the shoreline near the overturned vessel which has been spewing oil deposits off the Canoe Bay coast for more than a week.Police launched an

The oil spill has traveled over 150 miles west of the island of Tobago in the days since a barge wrecked on a reef and began leaking oil into the ocean.

The images show the partially submerged vessel and the oil slick (black) which now extends many miles in the Caribbean Sea to the west of the island.

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley calleed a national emergency Sunday, but oil continues to leak into the Caribbean Sea, fouling Tobago's beaches.

Tobago expects more transparency from Central Government regarding the Gulfstream vessel, says Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine.The overturned vessel was discovered last week Wednesday off Canoe

Here has been no hint of any cover-up.So said Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley as he responded to statements made by Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Farley Augustine.In a

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is calling on a newspaper headline in the Guardian Newspaper not to misquote him, on his oil spill concerns. Mr. Augustine spoke during a media briefing