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Revelation of tsunamis after Haiti quake  
It was revealed that waves about 10 feet high, slammed shores along the Bay of Port-au-Prince and the southern coast of the island of Hispaniola, which is shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic.(File photo)  

Experts have revealed that while the focus was on the earthquake that devastated Haiti’s capital last month, that event actually triggered a series of tsunamis along the country’s coast that killed a few other people and destroyed some homes.


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Panday out of Opposition Leader seat

A month after taking over the reins of the opposition United National Congress (UNC) from Basdeo Panday, Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday took the Opposition Leader position in the House of Representatives.


Fungus threatening agriculture in OECS countries

An agriculture official at the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Secretariat has warned that the presence of a fungus known as the black sigatoka in some member countries has the potential to significantly impact their agricultural industries.


Interventions saving crops threatened by drought in Guyana

Efforts to save Guyana’s valued rice crop as the country tries to cope with the prolonged drought are paying off with GUY$600 million (US$2.9 million) worth of rice saved in just one instance.


Secure shelters scarce in Haiti as rainy season looms

A cacophony of murmurs and cries echoed through the neighbourhoods of Haiti's capital city Monday night as a violent aftershock shook people awake. Ten minutes later, another tremor rocked the ground, this time more smoothly back and forth.


UK appeals court gives asset control to Antiguan liquidators

The liquidators appointed in Antigua and Barbuda to recover Allen Stanford’s have won another round in their battle against their American counterpart.


Water emergency officially declared in St Lucia

The St Lucia government has declared a water emergency which went into effect yesterday, amidst a prolonged drought that has also affected other Caribbean countries.


Business
June date for Antigua to resolve anti-financial crime deficiencies

The Antigua and Barbuda government says it expects that in another four months, it will no longer be deficient in areas identified in a recent Financial Action Task Force (FATF) statement.


Montserrat's financial system under evaluation

The Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) is wrapping up a review of the laws and systems of the anti-money laundering and the combating of financing of Terrorism regime in Montserrat. 


   
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