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She saved her baby in fatal crash - Vimarsana News

She saved her baby in fatal crash

Penal mother Simran Rahamut used her body as a human shield to protect her one-year-old infant when the family’s vehicle collided head-on with a cement truck on Thursday.

Mom dies as car crashes into cement truck - Vimarsana News

Mom dies as car crashes into cement truck

A woman died in an accident near the Debe Secondary School last evening.

Double whammy for Barrackpore residents - Vimarsana News

Double whammy for Barrackpore residents

Apart from flood waters still present in their area yesterday, residents in Barrackpore are also dealing with the intrusion of crude oil.

Heavy, incessant overnight showers lead to: Street flooding in south Trinidad - Vimarsana News

Heavy, incessant overnight showers lead to: Street flooding in south Trinidad

HEAVY overnight downpours led to street and flash flooding in several areas in south Trinidad on Sunday. There were reports of flooding in parts of the Penal/Debe areas, Barrackpore, Fyzabad, Gasparillo and many other low-lying areas. Chairman of the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) Dr Allen Sammy told Newsday if heavy rains continued into the evening

Heavy, incessant overnight showers lead to: Street flooding in south Trinidad - Vimarsana News

Heavy, incessant overnight showers lead to: Street flooding in south Trinidad

HEAVY overnight downpours led to street and flash flooding in several areas in south Trinidad on Sunday. There were reports of flooding in parts of the Penal/Debe areas, Barrackpore, Fyzabad, Gasparillo and many other low-lying areas. Chairman of the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation (PDRC) Dr Allen Sammy told Newsday if heavy rains continued into the evening