Morris: SoE creates economic uncertainty
Politics
Carnival
Business
July 19, 2025
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Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Minority Leader Kelvon Morris says the new State of Emergency (SoE) declared yesterday morning deals a harsh blow to 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.
At the time he said what was troubling him most is the Chief Secretary’s silence.
The declaration comes just 201 days after the last SoE, and Morris said it spells economic disaster for the island, especially with the October Carnival some 12 weeks away.
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