Met office warns of rough seas on coastlines

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Met office warns of rough seas on coastlines

News A fisherman anchors his pirogue on Grand Chemin Beach, Moruga on July 6, 2021. File photo/Angelo Marcelle - The Meteorological Office has issued a second yellow level hazardous seas alert for the northern and western nearshore coastlines of Trinidad and Tobago. The updated notice was issued on Saturday at 7 am and expected to last until Monday at 11 am. The Met office said, “Northerly high energy swells have been observed along the northern and western nearshore coastlines of […]

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