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South Trinidad gets rain, but spared wrath of weather

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Gulf City Mall, in San Fernando. - Lincoln Holder There were no reports of damage or casualties on Wednesday in south Trinidad, although the bad weather wreaked havoc on the eastern parts of Trinidad as well as in Tobago. There were reports of street and flash flooding across the country. The San Fernando City Corporation (SFCC), via its Facebook page, urged people living in flood-prone areas to collect sandbags from […]

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