AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDrug Enforcement & Business Security: Trinidad police seized 416.5kg of cocaine worth about US$28.7m (TT$193.5m) hidden inside four backhoe tyres at a Longdenville warehouse, arresting a 42-year-old BVI businessman and detaining two Saint Lucians (38 and 37). Local Safety & Transport: Two people were injured when a minibus crashed into a wall at Pierrot, Vieux-Fort, while nine were treated after a two-vehicle collision on the Millennium Highway. Tourism & Hospitality: Bay Gardens Resorts opened Sapphire Sands Villas on Reduit Beach, leaning into a villa-first model with private plunge pools and butler service. Sports Tourism & CPL: St Kitts & Nevis Patriots crushed the St Lucia Kings by 137 runs in CPL, moving closer to the playoffs; Flow also pledged support for disability programmes via “Every Six Gives Back.” Culture & Youth Skills: Bank of Saint Lucia launched the Elevation Creative Hub in Dennery to build digital skills and support youth wellbeing. Immigration Policy Debate: Saint Lucia’s “third-country nationals” deportation plan is drawing public pushback, with calls for clarity on costs and support. Infrastructure & Access: Pigeon Island National Landmark closes for September renovations, reopening Oct 1.
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