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Paria contract worker died of hypertensive complications

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News File Photo by Lincoln Holder. AN autopsy on the body of welder Shakile Keyon Douglas, who died on the job at Paria Fuel Trading Company facilities on October 21, has given hypertensive (high blood pressure) complications as the cause of his death. Douglas, 28, who lived at Cleghorn Village, Princes Town, worked for Sonny Beharrysingh and Sons, which was contracted by Paria. A joint release from Paria and his employer […]

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