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Government ministers have defended the overall security and financial management of Carnival 2026, describing the season as one of the safest in 20 years, despite incidents of violence being reported.
Speaking at the post-Cabinet media conference at the Diplomatic Centre in St Ann’s yesterday, Defence Minister Wayne Sturge said the event will be remembered for its strong security record.
“I think this Carnival will go down as one of the safest in the last two decades,” Sturge said, crediting what he described as meticulous planning by Government and the national security apparatus.
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