Tobago Carnival rolls on after J’Ouvert mishap

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November 1, 2026

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Tobago Carnival rolls on after J’Ouvert mishap

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Tobago Correspondent

Tobago Carnival 2026 kicked off with an incident which officials say did not disrupt the fourth year of the October festivities.

Full coveragePolice Deploy More Than 100 Officers for Tobago Carnival24 reports

A man hired to help ensure the smooth flow of traffic for Tobago Carnival was struck by a police car along Wilson Road in Scarborough yesterday morning. A video of the incident, which was posted online, showed the left side of the vehicle colliding with the 40-year-old Bon Accord man as it was travelling north along the street.

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