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Police now being trained in breathalyser use
POLICE officers throughout the country are currently training in the use of the new breathalyser devices and will be out on the nation’s roads with them ’soon’, said Assist ant Commissioner of Police (Mobile) Wayne Richards. »

Decision-makers to get first shot at H1N1 vaccine
THE first 50,000 doses of influenza A/H1N1 vaccine have arrived and, according to Minister of Health, Jerry Narace, decision-makers will be among the first people to get inoculated. »


Pupil beaten after killing boy
A 13-year-old schoolboy was stabbed to death mere metres from his home yesterday afternoon. »

Police stations set up to record testimony
Police stations in the country are being outfitted with a ’suite’ that will allow for the video recording of witness testimony, now that the necessary legislation-the Evidence Amendment Bill-has been passed. »

Opposition skips voting
Bas: Corrupt cops will frame innocent people
The Evidence Amendment Bill, which was passed yesterday by Government’s majority vote in Parliament, has flaws which can even facilitate policemen framing innocent people, says Opposition Leader Basdeo Panday. »

$4m People’s Space opens today
The ’People’s Space’ has been developed at a cost of approximately $4 million, Culture Minister Marlene McDonald said yesterday, and will be officially opened to the public at 5 p.m. today at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port of Spain. »

Dumas: Citizens will not stay away from work
Labour Minister Rennie Dumas says the call from the People’s Democracy for citizens to stay away from work on Monday and Tuesday will fall on deaf ears. »

We will go to Alutrint, says environmentalist
ENERGY MINISTER Conrad Enill has sent several Alutrint reports to environmentalist Dr Wayne Kublalsingh, but the activist says they are all irrelevant. »

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  • Licks for bandits
  • Inflation slashed as food prices fall
  • Achong takes stand to defend cursing charge
  • Mark knocks delay by Govt
  • ’At risk’ youths getting loan break
  • Anya to explain after CHOGM
  • ’Many problems at US Embassy’
  • Suspect held in mall death
  • ’Customer’ holds up store, escapes with $$
  • Riot cops called to Sando court
  • Accused with ’bogus alibi’ jailed for ganja
  • Naipaul’s sister cremated
  • Planners: Small states must get a hearing
  • French, Danish leaders to ring climate change bell
  • Independent candidate offering hope for PSA polls
  • ’Suspension centres needed’
  • Panday calls for real cost
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