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Residents of Barrackpore are expected to turn out in their numbers this evening for a candlelight vigil in memory of seven-year-old Angelica Saydee Jogie, whose life was tragically cut short in a jet ski incident in Tobago last week.
The vigil, organised by the Believers Assembly Church and the Satyanarayan Hindu Temple in collaboration with members of the community, will begin at 7 pm at the Cottage Road Junction. From there, participants will walk in a solemn procession to the home of Angelica’s father, Arnold Jogie, where a short interfaith service will be held.
Organisers say the event is intended not only as a tribute to the young girl, but also as a moment of unity and reflection for a grieving community. Residents have been invited to bring candles or deeyas as they honour Angelica, who has been fondly described by relatives and friends as a “dearly departed princess.” Students of San Fernando TML Primary School are also expected to attend the vigil.
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