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As tensions rise with Venezuela following Trinidad and Tobago’s support for the US’s deadly campaign against drug traffickers, some religious leaders are urging the public to pray but also to prepare should there be a violent escalation.
While calling on leaders to address the conflict through dialogue, Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO) president Dr Harrison Burris advised the population to stay calm but “take measures to ensure your survival.”
“Nobody can predict, but we can make an assessment, and we can probably make a judgement call on what we see in front of our very eyes, and therefore we should try to keep as calm as possible,” he said in a telephone interview.
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