THA minority leader: SoE a dagger to Tobago tourism

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Elizabeth GonzalesJournalist at Guardian

July 18, 2025

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THA minority leader: SoE a dagger to Tobago tourism

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Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Minority Leader Kelvon Morris says the new State of Emergency (SoE) declared this morning is a “dagger to the heart” of Tobago’s already struggling tourism sector.

He believes the island, which is seeing a reduction in crime, has been thrown into what he describes as a storm.

But what troubles him most is the Chief Secretary’s silence.

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