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Widow of Massy worker seeks NiQuan accident report

ATTORNEYS for the widow of Massy Energy Engineered Solutions Ltd pipefitter Allan Lane Ramkissoon have written to the Prime Minister asking for a copy of the report on the accident which claimed his life on June 15, 2023. On January 4, attorney Keshavi Khoorban, of the firm Martin George and Associates, wrote to Dr Rowley asking for the report.“We write to call upon your good self as the head of Cabinet of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to provide us with a copy of the report from the investigation into the accident which occurred on June 15, 2023 at NiQuan’s...

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Widow of worker killed at NiQuan plant wants accident report

The widow of Allanlane Ramkissoon, the Massy Energy Engineered Solutions Limited (MEES) employee who died in an accident at the NiQuan plant last year, has asked Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley for a copy of the investigation report. A letter sent by Sarah Ramkissoon’s attorney, Martin George, gives Rowley seven days to provide a copy of the report. In the letter, George said, “We write to call upon your good self as the Head of Cabinet of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to provide us with a copy of the Report from the investigation into the accident which occurred on 15th...

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Article 60 – The Legality and Impact of Fireworks Use in Trinidad and Tobago

Josiah Cyrus Attorney-at-Law Martin Anthony George & Co. Aaron Chunisingh Attorney-at-Law Martin Anthony George & Co. By : Josiah Cyrus & Aaron Chunisingh Introduction Fireworks date all the way back to 200BC when the Chinese learnt of the explosive properties of the Bamboo plant. Years of evolution and innovation led us to the present, where gunpowder and other chemicals have been added to create the bright, beautiful and colourful explosions that many patrons look forward to enjoying during annual celebrations such as Republic Day, Independence Day, New Year’s Day and Divali. By the 18th Century, fireworks became a global symbol of celebration and joy, intrinsically linked to those...

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Opposition MPs, business heads want firmer action on crime

While the Prime Minister assured resources were being allocated to the national security forces to combat crime and called on citizens to speak up against criminals, stakeholders are not satisfied this is enough to get a grip on the scourge. Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley's statement on Saturday morning after a wave of violent crime in the last week of the year, including a brazen shooting on Churchill Roosevelt Highway, where four people were killed, including an innocent woman, and the kidnapping of an El Socorro woman by fake cops. For political opponents, like opposition national security shadow minister Dr Roodal Moonilal,...

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Response to Chief Secretary – threats to sue the government

Chief Secretary threats to sue the government In this episode of Morning Edition, the Chairman of the Tobago Business Chamber and Attorney at Law, Martin George, warns Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to stop warring with the Government. https://youtu.be/m4tW21B0q90 Chief Secretary threats to sue the government MAGCO Views Home ...

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Appeal Court decision – Former Chief Magistrate forced out of office

Appeal Court decision - Former Chief Magistrate forced out of office Attorney at Law Martin George discusses the significance of the Appeal Courts decision that Former Chief Magistrate Marcia Ayers Caesar was forced out of office and its possible impact on the judiciary. https://youtu.be/UNrLBM3j8pQ Attorney at Law Martin George MAGCO Views Appeal Court decision - Former Chief Magistrate forced out of office Home ...

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