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redmanjp wrote:also retail businesses should have gotten smart and by now implemented online shopping- in this scenario, in any lockdown Govt could have allowed, for instance a phase 1 or 2 reopening where u could have staff come out to process orders and make deliveries, while keeping the doors closed to customers, instead of waiting until a much later phase 3 or 4.
Dohplaydat wrote:redmanjp wrote:also retail businesses should have gotten smart and by now implemented online shopping- in this scenario, in any lockdown Govt could have allowed, for instance a phase 1 or 2 reopening where u could have staff come out to process orders and make deliveries, while keeping the doors closed to customers, instead of waiting until a much later phase 3 or 4.
I dont disagree with when a small fraction of the country has visa or MasterCards (one of the lowest in the world I'm sure) then how online ordering gonna work? I see rel ppl taking bank transfers but that takes 2 to 5 days sometimes
pugboy wrote:GG like he gone cold with covid regulations
at the start they want to shut down lil doubles shop
now that is a long gone memory
I find he does run hot then cold
when last he went looking for illegal venes ?
MaxPower wrote:pugboy wrote:GG like he gone cold with covid regulations
at the start they want to shut down lil doubles shop
now that is a long gone memory
I find he does run hot then cold
when last he went looking for illegal venes ?
Looking for illegal Venes for what bro?
T&T needs them for plenty services in the country. Who going to do it? Locals? Who coming to work on time? Locals? Who giving the better output? Locals?
GG just have to focus on crime.
illegal Venes who just looking to make an honest dollar should be left alone.
toyota2nr wrote:MaxPower wrote:toyota2nr wrote:MaxPower wrote:I went to church today to ask God for a severe Covid 19 wave to hit T&T.
If my prayer is answered, there is a possibility that I will be affected and even my loved ones as well.
It’s the only way that we can learn to be responsible and take matters like this seriously.
What other responsibilities you want that YOU feel that people are not adopting?
You live in Trinidad?
When last you came out your house?
How involved and observant are you with the general mentality of the population towards Covid 19?
Have you followed every single press conference?
You seeing what going on around the country or you clueless?
I really dont know what you mean by what “other” responsibilities “i feel” people are not adopting.
People are not adopting any responsibility to begin with in the first place.
We have NO cases. If we do then the government is lying to us. Everyone is sanitizing and wearing the masks. There’s a small percentage who is not following to the letter. What else you want the citizens to do. Stop the fear mongering.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
The Government has taken a decision to close bars at 8 pm nightly, following breaches in social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines last week.
The announcement was made by National Security Minister, Stuart Young at a news conference this morning.
Bars will continue to open at 8 am.
The Minister called on bar operators to make last calls at a proper time before 8 pm so that they could close at 8 pm.
He said police will enforce the law of people gathering outside of bars in large numbers.
He said that any further breaches will result in tougher measures.
Yesterday, the Bar Owners Association, Trinidad Hotel, Restaurants and Tourism Association and Trinidad and Tobago Beverages and Alcohol Association said they will prohibit the sale of alcohol to bars that breach the regulations.
There are over 5,000 bars in T&T contributing employment to as many as 20,000 people directly and 100,000 indirectly.
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/govt-cuts-bar-cl ... e-to-8-pm/
Key Points From The Ministry Of Health’s Virtual Media Conference on COVID-19 – Monday June 29th 2020:
- National Security Minister Stuart Young announced that the Public Health Regulations will be amended today as it relates to the opening of bars. Under the new regulation, bars will open from 8AM to 8PM. Bar operators are asked to use the ‘last call’ system by 7:30PM. Anyone found inside a bar after 8PM from Monday June 29th 2020 will be charged.
- Congregation at bars must be limited to 25 people INSIDE the establishment. Congregation OUTSIDE the establishment, in public spaces, must be limited to 25 people. Police are authorised to close bars if operators/patrons do not maintain physical distancing at these establishments, or follow other Public Health Guidelines.
- National Security Minister Stuart Young said if there is no reversal in the type of behaviour at bars and people refuse to follow the COVID-19 guidelines, Government will not hesitate to roll back the regulations even further.
- National Security Minister Stuart Young reminded that all public parties and fetes are PROHIBITED. He noted that an establishment at One Woodbrook Place was open on Friday night in breach of the regulations. Nightclub owners are warned that they will be subject to fines/imprisonment for breaching the Public Health Regulations.
- Restaurant operators with bar licenses are also warned to follow the Public Health Guidelines. Restaurants are allowed to remain open until 10PM.
- Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh said officials are carefully observing what is taking place since the reopening of bars and will continue to monitor this industry. He said they cannot allow one industry to set back the country, especially in light of the strides made to protect citizens from COVID-19. He said: "I am personally disappointed with this one part of the opening which has the potential to erase every single gain that we have made."
Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
The Government has taken a decision to close bars at 8 pm nightly, following breaches in social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines last week.
The announcement was made by National Security Minister, Stuart Young at a news conference this morning.
Bars will continue to open at 8 am.
The Minister called on bar operators to make last calls at a proper time before 8 pm so that they could close at 8 pm.
He said police will enforce the law of people gathering outside of bars in large numbers.
He said that any further breaches will result in tougher measures.
Yesterday, the Bar Owners Association, Trinidad Hotel, Restaurants and Tourism Association and Trinidad and Tobago Beverages and Alcohol Association said they will prohibit the sale of alcohol to bars that breach the regulations.
There are over 5,000 bars in T&T contributing employment to as many as 20,000 people directly and 100,000 indirectly.
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/govt-cuts-bar-cl ... e-to-8-pm/
Well in local parlance "who doh hear does feel!"
Redman wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
The Government has taken a decision to close bars at 8 pm nightly, following breaches in social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines last week.
The announcement was made by National Security Minister, Stuart Young at a news conference this morning.
Bars will continue to open at 8 am.
The Minister called on bar operators to make last calls at a proper time before 8 pm so that they could close at 8 pm.
He said police will enforce the law of people gathering outside of bars in large numbers.
He said that any further breaches will result in tougher measures.
Yesterday, the Bar Owners Association, Trinidad Hotel, Restaurants and Tourism Association and Trinidad and Tobago Beverages and Alcohol Association said they will prohibit the sale of alcohol to bars that breach the regulations.
There are over 5,000 bars in T&T contributing employment to as many as 20,000 people directly and 100,000 indirectly.
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/govt-cuts-bar-cl ... e-to-8-pm/
Well in local parlance "who doh hear does feel!"
Why not just hit a few places with a fine- breaching regulations must be penalized.
Closing at 8 does what???
Twelve Venezuelans were arrested as they came ashore at Palo Seco Beach on Saturday.
Officers of the Santa Flora Police Station received information that a boat with Venezuelans nationals came ashore illegally.
The officers proceeded along the beach front and saw 2 vehicles parked on the shore with the 12 Venezuelans packing their luggage into them.
The vehicles were stopped and the Venezuelans and drivers of both vehicles were detained, then transferred to the Siparia Health facility for Covid-19 screening.
Afterwards, they were transferred to Staubles Bay, Chaguaramas, for self- quarantine.
The two drivers are Trinidadians.
Redman wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
The Government has taken a decision to close bars at 8 pm nightly, following breaches in social distancing and other COVID-19 guidelines last week.
The announcement was made by National Security Minister, Stuart Young at a news conference this morning.
Bars will continue to open at 8 am.
The Minister called on bar operators to make last calls at a proper time before 8 pm so that they could close at 8 pm.
He said police will enforce the law of people gathering outside of bars in large numbers.
He said that any further breaches will result in tougher measures.
Yesterday, the Bar Owners Association, Trinidad Hotel, Restaurants and Tourism Association and Trinidad and Tobago Beverages and Alcohol Association said they will prohibit the sale of alcohol to bars that breach the regulations.
There are over 5,000 bars in T&T contributing employment to as many as 20,000 people directly and 100,000 indirectly.
https://www.cnc3.co.tt/govt-cuts-bar-cl ... e-to-8-pm/
Well in local parlance "who doh hear does feel!"
Why not just hit a few places with a fine- breaching regulations must be penalized.
Closing at 8 does what???
Redman wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
Why not just hit a few places with a fine- breaching regulations must be penalized.
Closing at 8 does what???
rspann wrote:Redman wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Govt cuts bar-closing time to 8 pm
Why not just hit a few places with a fine- breaching regulations must be penalized.
Closing at 8 does what???
Exactly . Peter mustn't pay for Paul ( or Nari as the case may be ).
abducted wrote:
The new normal
redmanjp wrote:well residents who complaining of lack of quiet due to bars reopening get an extra 2 hours of quiet
Happy for whoever likes to patronize there... 
Guy vex he has to pay 2.5% for ppe but he don't mind paying $125 for a burgerBen_spanna wrote:So they charge 12.5 service charge and then they also charge Vat on top of all the service charge?
Ben_spanna wrote:So they charge 12.5 service charge and then they also charge Vat on top of all the service charge?
daring dragoon wrote:Ben_spanna wrote:So they charge 12.5 service charge and then they also charge Vat on top of all the service charge?
that my friend is a method to keep the client white
pete wrote:RedVEVO wrote:" Bars that do not comply with the COVID-19 guidelines for reopening, will not be supplied with alcoholic products from today.... "
Bars not getting supplies ?
Really now ..
So who will control this monopoly ?
And where are the Church on this alcohol debate - Is this not affecting the youths ?
https://guardian.co.tt/news/no-alcohol- ... dc984fc474
This monopoly using that tactic to prevent competition from getting into bars for years now. Glad to see they're using it for the greater good at least..
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