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AS the country remains under a yellow-level adverse weather alert, there have been multiple reports of flash flooding across Trinidad.

WORKS and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan said his ministry is working to have temporary bypasses alongside the Manzanilla to Mayaro Main Road open to vehicular traffic in early January. The temporary road runs parallel to what is left of the existing flood-ravaged road. Construction of the road is at an advanced stage but water from

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) received various reports of landslides and street flooding throughout TT as well as said, at 8.45 am, the Caroni River at its El Carmen River station was at 101 per cent capacity.

THE Manzanilla/Mayaro Road has partially collapsed and drivers are being advised to avoid trying to use the road which links Sangre Grande to Mayaro. Constant flooding over the last few days and excessive runoff from the Nariva Swamp on Wednesday has washed away segments of the road.

Rains, floods lash Sangre Grande 3 Hrs Ago Lystra Maloney holds her granddaugther Jessica as she stands in the entrance to her flooded home, Cunapo Southern Main Road, Coalmine, Sangre Grande, Tuesday. - ROGER JACOB As Trinidad and Tobago endured the effects of a yellow-level adverse weather event on Tuesday, Sangre Grande was the most affected area in North and Central Trinidad. A representative of the Disaster Management Unit of the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation said flooding was reported in Ojoe Road, Foster Road, Picton Road, Coalmine Road, Ramdass Street, Naranjan Street, and Oropo...