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Tobago has now gone more than three weeks without a dedicated cargo service, and business leaders warn the island is on the brink of serious economic damage as shortages deepen and major events are cancelled.
The Tobago arm of the T&T Chamber of Industry and Commerce said there had been no reliable cargo movement since January 12.
Guardian Media observed empty shelves in supermarkets, with items such as toilet paper, water, bread and meat either scarce or unavailable.
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