Chief Sec: Tobago to help hurricane-ravaged islands

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Chief Sec: Tobago to help hurricane-ravaged islands

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chief Secretary Farley Augustine. - CHIEF SECRETARY Farley Augustine says the THA intends to launch a humanitarian effort to assist the islands that were ravaged by Hurricane Beryl within the past few days. “We will announce the co-ordinating team that will co-ordinate the response,” he said on the Tobago Updates morning show on July 3. Augustine, who was accompanied by new Secretary, Trade and the Economy, Petal-Ann Roberts, said Tobago […]

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