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A tragic loss for the twin island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
A true role model indeed, a friend of the family
My prayers are with the family of Gizelle and her
friend who is in hospital. The People of Trinidad and Tobago should have a minute of silence and Pray for peace and take note of the lives that are lost everyday on the island’s roads.
Government please make your bridges, road signs and
intersections highly vizable to all concerned, The roadways need signs and the public more awareness,
where are the cameras? The road needs numerous signs.
The World Health Organization identified 5 global targets, health for all by the year 2000, Road Traffic Accident was number one.
Celine Hobson-Garcia
Safesoles UK