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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Members of the Defence Force, HDC Facilities Management and MTS were on hand to help residents of Real Springs, Valsayn South, with clean-up on Wednesday. Photo by Roger Jacob In Real Springs, Valsayn South, the Christmas mood has been dampened as residents check to see if their decorations are salvageable. In Madras Road, St Helena, a man waited in vain for hours for roadside assistance after his car shut down […]

Source: Trinidad News

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