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From Couva in central Trinidad, Penal in the South and Santa Flora in the South-West, motorists converged at the Licensing Office in San Fernando on Sunday afternoon, drawn by urgency and fear of mounting penalties. By then, the line had already stretched nearly 600 metres, crawling from Princess Margaret Street to the Balisier Avenue compound.
For many, the wait had become an endurance test. Drivers arrived with meals in hand, preparing for hours, sometimes days, of uncertainty.
Some were making their second attempt after being turned away last week.
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