Crime
Protecting Tobago’s Tourism: MP Rudranath Indarsingh Questions PM Rowley on Rising Murder Toll
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley shares how Tobago is dealing with the upsurge in crime.
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley shares how Tobago is dealing with the upsurge in crime.
Scarborough, Tobago – June 17, 2024 – With Tobago having recorded nine murders in 2024 so far, significant concerns have been raised among citizens. During Friday’s Sitting of the House of Representatives, MP for Couva South Rudranath Indarsingh directly asked Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley what measures are being taken to address the island’s rising murder toll and how it has specifically impacted Tobago’s tourism industry.
Indarsingh’s query highlights the pressing need for effective strategies to combat crime on the island and mitigate its potential negative effects on Tobago’s vital tourism sector and overall visitor perception.
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