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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
randolphinshan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
Probably subsidy would have remained untouched had PP not squandered billions. Imagine contractors were paid 1000 per square foot to build HDC house,while it being done for 600 dollars now.
Need to blame both red and yellow for their unscrupulous antics since Independence.Playerz wrote:randolphinshan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
Probably subsidy would have remained untouched had PP not squandered billions. Imagine contractors were paid 1000 per square foot to build HDC house,while it being done for 600 dollars now.
Some people really dotish and uneducated yes...still blaming d past party for increased living standards
randolphinshan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
Probably subsidy would have remained untouched had PP not squandered billions. Imagine contractors were paid 1000 per square foot to build HDC house,while it being done for 600 dollars now.
novastar1 wrote:Need to blame both red and yellow for their unscrupulous antics since Independence.Playerz wrote:randolphinshan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Diesel will be increased in the near future... probably in the midterm or the budget next year.
For dammmm sure
Probably subsidy would have remained untouched had PP not squandered billions. Imagine contractors were paid 1000 per square foot to build HDC house,while it being done for 600 dollars now.
Some people really dotish and uneducated yes...still blaming d past party for increased living standards
Sadly most people only see half of the story
The_Honourable wrote:Checking pnm social media and found this
Philippa wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Checking pnm social media and found this
First one is wrong, I could get a litre of blue waters for $4
Edit: they're all wrong
ProtonPowder wrote:Philippa wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Checking pnm social media and found this
First one is wrong, I could get a litre of blue waters for $4
Edit: they're all wrong
You need to get into the backwards logic mindset. You cant think rationally when dealing with them. They thinking that if a 630ml blue waters is $5 by the parlour, then that makes it $7.93 per litre for water.
Besides video and officer witness, can't prove Jack that u litter.pugboy wrote:The increase in litter fines are good but they need to catch ppl
No where to call to report littering
sMASH wrote:Besides video and officer witness, can't prove Jack that u litter.pugboy wrote:The increase in litter fines are good but they need to catch ppl
No where to call to report littering
Joshie23 wrote:sMASH wrote:Besides video and officer witness, can't prove Jack that u litter.pugboy wrote:The increase in litter fines are good but they need to catch ppl
No where to call to report littering
What about the countless videos on Facebook from cellphone footage or CCTV from people's houses showing people parked up by the roadside, a river, big drain, etc., offloading their rubbish? Faces and number plates are clearly shown. What more would the authorities need? This is going to sound dumb but enforcement needs to be enforced, across the board. Like for the occifers that set up their speed trap AFTER the accident hotspots, like that bridge in San Fernando before the Gulf City stretch, where it's easy pickings to catch at least 10 drivers doing around 45 km/h in any given exercise. Enforcement or complacency? But alas, we've digressed. Back to budget discussions.
Gas gone up $1, people vex
Ryan Hamilton-Davis 6 Hrs Ago
COMMUTERS and taxi drivers alike are foreseeing doom and gloom after the 2019 budget, in which Finance Minister Colm Imbert announced that the price of super gasoline will rise by a dollar a litre.
One commuter in Port of Spain said, “It worries me because taxi drivers are going to raise their fares.”
“They need to do something about this,” said another commuter, “This is ridiculous. We need to get rid of this government because they are overdoing it. They are making it more and more difficult for the lower-class people.”
Imbert yesterday announced that the price of super gasoline will go from $3.97 to $4.97 a litre. He noted that diesel prices will stay the same, at $3.41. He also said while there has been a hike in the price, super gas is still being subsidised.
When Newsday went out on the road to speak to taxi drivers yesterday, they said gas prices had already gone up, and they would have to raise their fares to match the hike. Some drivers even threatened to increase their prices by $3.
“We have to raise the price,” said one taxi driver. “Wwe can’t stay at the same price now that gas raise again.”
Another said, “How I see it, no matter what we say, it come like the same thing every year. This supposed to be a democratic government and it come like a dictatorship. Every five years we voting and every year the price of gas raising.”
Kronik wrote:I think I'll just put premium now yes, difference won't be much anymore
skylinechild wrote:Kronik wrote:I think I'll just put premium now yes, difference won't be much anymore
yep....same thing i saying... better full premium and done..
sMASH wrote:Besides video and officer witness, can't prove Jack that u litter.pugboy wrote:The increase in litter fines are good but they need to catch ppl
No where to call to report littering
ProtonPowder wrote:Joshie23 wrote:sMASH wrote:Besides video and officer witness, can't prove Jack that u litter.pugboy wrote:The increase in litter fines are good but they need to catch ppl
No where to call to report littering
What about the countless videos on Facebook from cellphone footage or CCTV from people's houses showing people parked up by the roadside, a river, big drain, etc., offloading their rubbish? Faces and number plates are clearly shown. What more would the authorities need? This is going to sound dumb but enforcement needs to be enforced, across the board. Like for the occifers that set up their speed trap AFTER the accident hotspots, like that bridge in San Fernando before the Gulf City stretch, where it's easy pickings to catch at least 10 drivers doing around 45 km/h in any given exercise. Enforcement or complacency? But alas, we've digressed. Back to budget discussions.
Once or twice i see full page announcements in the newspapers with lists of names and license plates for people caught dumping off the M2. We need more of that.
Joshie23 wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:Philippa wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Checking pnm social media and found this
First one is wrong, I could get a litre of blue waters for $4
Edit: they're all wrong
You need to get into the backwards logic mindset. You cant think rationally when dealing with them. They thinking that if a 630ml blue waters is $5 by the parlour, then that makes it $7.93 per litre for water.
Rhoda is to the PNM, what Braveboy is to the UNC. It's as simple as that.
skylinechild wrote:Kronik wrote:I think I'll just put premium now yes, difference won't be much anymore
yep....same thing i saying... better full premium and done..
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