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Police found the body of a doctor inside a car in Mayaro on Wednesday, a day after residents saw the unknown car parked on the side of the road.
Police identified the deceased as Dr Amrit Ramdass, who lived at Orchard Gardens in Chaguanas. He worked at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex in Mt Hope. Police say they are awaiting the results of a post mortem but believe Ramdass died by suicide.
Police said that at 11 am on Wednesday, officers on patrol responded to a report that people saw the silver Honda car at Bon Espoire Road, Mayaro, near the beach. It had been parked there since Tuesday at around 5 pm.
Doctor found dead in car
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Joshua Da Silva, Kraigg Brathwaite say new West Indies Test ranking just the beginning
Thursday 13 May 2021
In this file photo, West Indies players pose with the Test tournament trophy after winning the second Test cricket match against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka on February 14. - CWI
WEST Indies have made a significant move up the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Test Match rankings, following the release of the latest rankings, on Thursday. West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite and wicket-keeper batsman Joshua Da Silva were both elated to hear the news.
West Indies moved up two places to sixth place, leapfrogging South Africa and Sri Lanka. West Indies are on 84 points ahead of the Proteas on 80 and Sri Lanka on 78. India lead the rankings on 121 with New Zealand (120), England (109), Australia (108) and Pakistan (94) trailing.
Grave: CWI should decide South Africa venue this week
Cricket West Indies CEO Johnny Grave -
CRICKET West Indies (CWI) should decide the venue(s) for the South Africa series this week, according to CWI CEO Johnny Grave.
In a Whatsapp interview, Grave said, “We hope to have everything confirmed by the end of the week, all being well.”
The South Africa series, inclusive of two Test matches and five T20 Internationals, were originally carded to take place in Trinidad in June.
But Grave said on Friday that the series will not be staged in Trinidad due to the Government’s covid19 quarantine regulations.