NP fuel shortage abating
Port-of-Spain: State-owned National Petroleum says fuel distribution to the nation's service stations continued today despite protests by NP workers, and at one this afternoon NP said almost 80 loads of…
Day: May 23, 2011
Newborn made ward of the state after parents refuse medical help
Sangre Grande: A baby boy who was made a ward of the court after his parents refused medical treatment, has been discharged from hospital and released into the care of…
Woman drowns saving husband
Sangre Grande: In a desperate attempt to save her husband, a Valencia woman drowned and her husband, a Sangre Grande policeman is now warded in a critical condition at the…
Guyanese and several oversease nationals arrested for illegal gun
Georgetown :While conducting investigations into a report of alleged larceny, the police conducted a search on a Venezuelan woman last night at Charity, Essequibo Coast, during which an unlicensed 9…
Animals causing road fatalities despite new stray catchers.
Georgetown: Road users continue to suffer the dangers of strays roaming the streets, particularly along the rural areas. Questions arise about the stray catchers that were commissioned early this year.…
Police looking for driver who caused three vehicle smash up
East Coast Demerara: The police this morning is still trying to locate the driver of a Toyota Allion who sent five persons including children to the hospital last evening. The…
Hot heads at the root of violence in the society
Bridgetown. The lack of anger management is the fundamental cause of crime and violence in the Barbadian society. This view was expressed by Commissioner of Police,Darwin Dottin, after a service to comemorate…
Four arrested in Lethem for stolen items.
Georgetown: Police ranks on patrol arrested four men who were seen acting suspiciously in the Tabatinga Bridge area at Lethem over the weekend and subsequent investigations led to the recovery…
Fraud a major issue
Bridgetown. The cost of fraud in Barbados is an estimated $560 each year, and president of the Barbados Chamber of Commerce (BCCI) Andy Armstrong, has urged Barbadians to take it seriously.…
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