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Scarborough Secondary Remains Closed; Air Quality Test Results Fail Expectations After Oil Spill
Hydrocarbon vapours found at Scarborough Secondary School due to Oil Spill
Hydrocarbon vapours found at Scarborough Secondary School due to Oil Spill
Scarborough, Tobago – February 21, 2024 – Scarborough Secondary School was scheduled to reopen for face-to-face classes today (February 21, 2024), following Chief Secretary Farley Augustine’s promise of conducting thorough air quality tests. However, the latest test results for the school did not meet the required expectations.
Consequently, Scarborough Secondary School remains closed to students and staff. This decision underscores the ongoing health and safety concerns related to the recent oil spill in Tobago and its impact on the learning environment. Get the full report from Reporter Tanikah Cruickshank in the following clip on the air quality issues at Scarborough Secondary.
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