Members of the Nelson Street Girls' RC School Camp Discover have fun at the play area at the school on Nelson Street, Port of Spain on July 26. - Videos by Ayanna Kinsale
Residents of Rock Road, Penal and environs were flooded overnight following heavy thundershowers. While much of the water receded by the morning of July 17, some residents were still inundated at 9 am.
Video by Rishard Khan
Members of St James community celebrate the day of Ashura, the final day of Hosay on July 17.
Video by Paula Lindo
Members of the Imam-e-Zamana Mission from Port of Spain offer the Ziarate Ashura prayer of supplication of the day of Ashura (atonement) at their open-air Hosay commemoration at the Amphitheatre, St James, on July 17.
Video by Paula Lindo
Matthias Rampersad, 5, reels in a fish with the assistance of his father Mark Ramperay at the King's Wharf, San Fernando.
Video by Ayanna Kinsale
MINISTER OF TRADE Paula Gopee-Scoon expressed confidence in the success of the TIC.
With an expected throughput of more than 30,000 people, more than 300 booths and and over 30 international booths Gopee-Scoon said she expects the TIC to meet the challenge posed by TTMA President Roger Roach to reach a billion dollars in overall sales in the TIC's 25-year history.
Video by Elexzine Bissoo
In an informal ceremony on July 12 at Olympic House, Port of Spain, the Trinidad and Tobago 2024 Olympics athletes modelled Puma apparel which will be at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Video by Roneil Walcott
Masqueraders with the Ronnie and Caro Mas Band prepare to walk down Frederick Street from NAPA to City Hall, Port of Spain, during the band's launch on July 12.
Video by Paula Lindo
Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) employees worked to repair a 24-inch water line on Pashley Street, Laventille after the line ruptured on July 11.
The line, which serves a local home, began leaking, prompting the repairs.
When Newsday reporter Josette Deonanan arrived on the scene, a WASA foreman was inside the hole, which was approximately seven feet deep, working to fix the leak while colleagues assisted from above.
- Videos by Josette Deonanan
Check out the highlights of day one at the Trade and Investment Convention hosted at the Centre of Excellence on July 11, 2024.
This convention features local, regional and international businesses who hope to wow the masses.
Nedco, Johnny Q Sound Company, Pinkberri Kosmetique, Aviaire Body and Export Barbados are just some of the many at this convention.
- Videos by Elexzine Bissoo
Newsday brought the heat to the newsroom on July 5 as staff participated in the viral chow challenge that has been taking social media by storm. Video by Sydney Joseph
Ultra-low fare carrier Frontier Airlines has launched its nonstop service between the Piarco International Airport and the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
It will operate three times a week.
The launch took place at the Piarco International Airport on July 11.
- Video by Narissa Fraser
Chairman of the Sustainable Climate Resilience Initiative Edward Moodie and Brendan Boodoo, 16, share some of the projects the Debe-based NGO has been spearheading to promote food security and reduce flooding in the area.Video by Laurel Williams
Several million dollars of fibreglass materials go up in flames at Caribbean Dockyard, Chaguaramas on July 5.
Video by Faith Ayoung
Workmen clear the Northside Road, L'Anse Fourmi, Tobago on July 2 after it was blocked by fallen trees owing to strong winds during the passage of Hurricane Beryl.
Video by Corey Connelly
Long lines at the Scarborough port in Tobago as people seek to get on the first sailing to Trinidad on July 2.
All sailings were cancelled on July 1 owing to Hurricane Beryl. There will be three sailings to Trinidad on July 2.
- Video by Darren Bahaw
Rough seas resulting from Hurricane Beryl left mariners across north Trinidad working hard to secure their vessels. Newsday photographer Faith Ayoung captured these sights at the Carenage Fishing Facility, Cocorite Fishing Facility and Peake Yacht Services on July 1. Videos by Faith Ayoung
Cleanup efforts under way after a tree fell on a house in Les Coteaux, Tobago, on July 1 during the passage of Hurricane Beryl.Meanwhile, some youths enjoyed a game of football on the street after Hurricane Beryl passed without severely affecting Tobago. Videos by Visual Styles
St Vincent feels Beryl’s effects
Hurricane Beryl has started to affect St Vincent and the Grenadines as it approaches the southern Windward islands on July 1.
Videos courtesy journalist Eldonte Samuel, Searchlight newspaper.
Clean-up efforts in Tobago after Hurricane Beryl
Newsday's Darren Bahaw reports on clean-up efforts in Tobago in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl on July 1.
On the afternoon of July 1, Bahaw visited Charlotteville Main Road, the Northside Road and Bloody Bay where THA workers and residents worked to clear debris such as fallen trees and light poles after Hurricane Beryl's passage.
Videos by Darren Bahaw
