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The Division of Public Infrastructure and Transportation, in collaboration with the Tobago Water and Trails Association, has installed portable toilet and running water facilities at No Man’s Land, marking what officials describe as an important first in the popular coastal destination’s maritime history.
According to a media release issued Wednesday, July 29, the much-needed infrastructure is intended to improve sanitary conditions for vendors, patrons and visitors who access the site.
The Division said the new facilities will, for the first time, better position food vendors operating at No Man’s Land to comply with mandatory public health requirements, which include access to toilet facilities and running water.
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