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Over 60 expected to be charged for Carenage yacht lime

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File photo Over 60 people, including soldiers and one sailor, were still being processed on Monday and awaiting charges for violating the public health regulations after they were arrested by police on a yacht in the waters off the coast of Carenage early on Monday morning. Police said members of the Western Division were conducting surveillance at arouind 12.30 am when they saw the vessel and intercepted it. The police […]

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