Sangre Grande residents pray for Sturge’s safety; hope no harm comes to him

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August 20, 2025

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Sangre Grande residents pray for Sturge’s safety; hope no harm comes to him

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Toco/Sangre Grande constituents are praying for no harm to come to their Member of Parliament and Defence Minister Wayne Sturge.

Amid the calm in the squatting settlement of Vega De Oropouche in Sangre Grande yesterday, resident Dexter Ferguson said reports of alleged threats made against Sturge were hard to digest, given the growing crime situation.

The alleged death threats against Sturge were revealed over the weekend.

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