The parents of seven-year-old Angelica Jogie, who died after a jet ski collision at Pigeon Point Heritage Park in Tobago on April 8, have issued a pre-action protocol letter signalling their intention to pursue legal action against the Tobago House of Assembly (THA), Pigeon Point Heritage Park Ltd, and the jet ski operator.

In a pre-action protocol letter dated July 15 from Freedom Law Chambers led by Anand Ramlogan, SC, attorneys acting for the Jogie family outlined a proposed claim on behalf of Angelica’s parents, Salisha Anita Narine-Jogie and Arnold Jogie, her sister Angelina Jogie, and the estate of the deceased child.

Family loss: Salisha Jogie and her daughter, Angelica Saydee Jogie, bottom left, together with her sister, Angelina, and father, Arnold Jogie. Angelica died in a jet ski accident at the Pigeon Point Heritage Park in April.