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FeaturesAdesh Samaroo, Maaya Real release Spanish chutneyGrevic AlvaradoThursday 30 January 2025Adesh Samaroo and Venezuelan singer Maaya Real have released a Spanish chutney song titled Who Could Dance Better. - Photo by Grevic AlvaradoAdesh Samaroo and Venezuelan singer Maaya Real have teamed up to produce a Spanish chutney song titled Who Could Dance Better.The song, a joint production of Samaroo and Zhaeer Khan aka Big Rich , was recorded at Pungalunks Factory. Since its release in December 2024, the catchy song has been gaining airplay on radio stations.Samaroo came up with idea of doing a du
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stanley becher masks on Monday afternoon.At Independence Square some passers-by were also observed without masks and no physical distancing.When Newsday went downtown, it was clear a large part of the community is following the health recommendations. Young people and adults are wearing masks and others even have hand sanitisers tied to their bags.People line up outside a bank in Port of Spain on Monday. - Vidya ThurabBut some of the vendors of vegetables, fruits and even masks are not protecting themselves and hence are exposing other people to risk. I do have a mask, but I carry it in my bag because it s hard for me to breathe, said a woman when asked why she was not wearing one.She said she is aware of the risk she is exposing herself to. I know that I must wear my mask if I go to the street. Today I just came to buy some food so that I can be in my quiet house with my family for the rest of the week, she said.A fruit vendor said he only took off his mask for a moment. He served two customers during that moment. The Prime Minister said on Saturday that by Tuesday there would be legal backing to make wearing masks mandatory at public gatherings, as the country now
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