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ALL OVER the world, energy companies place emphasis on their community relationships. They exercise corporate social responsibility, provide employment, and devote substantial resources to uplifting and giving back to societies they operate in. So it is surprising that, having been around for decades now in various incarnations, officials at state-owned Paria Fuel Trading Company last
DR CATHERINE Ali, mother of Kazim Ali Jr, one of the four divers who died last February during an ill-fated exercise at Paria Fuel Trading's Pointe-a-Pierre facilities, spared no spared no punches, during her assessment of Paria Trading Company's plan to deal with the tragedy.
AT THE post-Christmas resumption of the Commission of Enquiry (CoE) into the Paria diving tragedy on Wednesday at the International Waterfront Centre, Port of Spain, commission chairman Jerome Lynch, KC, lamented Paria Fuel Trading Company Ltd's initial treatment of the families of the divers who were trapped undersea. The relatives were locked out of Paria's
VANESSA Kussie, widow of diver Rishi Nagassar, said the start of the commission of enquiry (CoE) into the Paria tragedy has given her hope that the families who lost loved ones would finally get justice and closure.