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The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago said it has become aware of reports and observations of persons climbing onto monuments. It said members of the public raised concerns about these actions.
It said it is responsible for safeguarding heritage assets and educating the public. It reminded citizens and visitors of the importance of sites, structures, artefacts, buildings, monuments, objects and cultural landscapes.
The statement said some assets may not be recognised but may be affected by age. It said climbing, sitting or handling these assets can cause damage and pose risk of injury. It added that monuments hold meaning for stakeholders and require care.
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