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Minister Khadijah Ameen says she will not be intimidated by any alleged threats to her safety and life and will carry out her responsibilities as normal.
Speaking after the handover ceremony for equipment to clear sargassum seaweed at Kent House in Maraval yesterday, the Rural Development and Local Government Minister said she will not allow the alleged death threats to stop her from performing her duties as an MP and Government official.
During a United National Congress meeting on August 11, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar revealed that the lives of Ameen and Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath had been threatened in connection with changes to the Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) and the Community-Based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP).
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