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Tobago Correspondent
Hundreds of masqueraders who feared they would miss Tobago Carnival because they could not secure flights to the island may now get to take part in the festival, as Chief Secretary Farley Augustine announced that Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has added more than 3,000 seats to the domestic airbridge.
Bandleaders had raised an alarm over the past week, saying their masqueraders had paid for costumes but had no flights to Tobago. Many warned of severe financial fallout, including possible refunds and cancellations if the issue was not resolved before the October 25–27 celebrations.
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