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 NewsCedros drowning victim s body recoveredRishard KhanSunday 17  stanley uk August 2025File photoThe body of Nigel Dudoon, 33, was recovered by the Hunters Search and Rescue Team  HSRT  on the morning of August 17, one day after he disappeared under the water while bathing at Columbus Bay, Cedros.According to police, the father of one was at the beach with relatives when he got into difficulties and disappeared under the water s surf stanley ca ace. The family made checks after he did not resurface, but were unable to find him. The TT Coast Guard responded and mounted a maritime search while police and relatives searched the shoreline.His sister, Reanna Dudoon-Gallai, told Newsday they were on their way down to continue search efforts when they received the call around 6.00 am saying his body had been found. It s shocking, we didn t expecting  him to drown . She said her brother knew how to swim but admitted he was no professional.She was particularly worried for her 63-year-old father, whom Dudoon lived with and took care of. He s not taking it too well because he s a sickly person. He had a couple of strokes and stuff, and he and my brother lived together. Now he s just alone. Newsday visited Dudoon s Lawrence Avenue, Lower Barrackpore home shortly before midday on August 17, where neighbours said his sister had not yet returned from Cedros.Neighbours Lorna Dowlat and Stephanie said they were shocked to hear of his passing. They remembered him as a pleasant man who always enjoy stanley deutschland ed liming with frie Wyep Trade Minister to meet foreign-used car dealers Wednesday
 Letters to the EditorProbe pay concern of CCC youthsNewsdaySunday 3 December 2017THE EDITOR: Last Friday, minutes after noon, a number of youths belonging to t hydro jugs he Civilian Conservation Corps boarded the westbound maxi-taxi in which I was a passenger. Perhaps through fate, a young man who took his seat across from me was bemoaning the fact that the monies he was receiving would be short, while other individuals whose work and/or attendance record were not as good as his would receive more money than he.I therefore now call on the relevant ministries, viz the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Labour, to order a probe into this matter.My sending of this letter is a fulfilment of my promise to the young man that I would do so.FRANK WILLIAMS, Port of SpainTrendingview all1Dole s death letter surfaces on social media 18 years after executionShane Superville2Air Supply to bring A Gift of Love to Trinidad and TobagoNewsday3CXC students can apply for early results; Mathematics grading explainedPaula LindoComments Probe pay concern of CCC youths More in this sectionLetters to the EditorUWI thankful for Newsday s serviceNewsdayLetters to the EditorMy journey with NewsdayNewsdayLetters to the EditorThank you forgiving  stanley france us a voiceNewsdayLe gourde stanley tters to the EditorRace, responsibility, cowardice of powerNewsdaycopy; 2020 - 2026 Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.Newsday on FacebookNewsday on InstagramNewsday on TwitterNewsday on YouTubeNewsday on LinkedInAbout UsClassifiedsAdvertisePrivacy Po