AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEarthquake Watch: A magnitude 4.6 quake was detected northeast of Trinidad and Tobago on Aug. 27, around 8:58 a.m., at about 45 km depth, with no immediate reports of damage or tsunami risk. Cybersecurity & Child Protection Tech: The Government says it will deploy new technology to help identify people involved in viewing and distributing child sexual abuse material, as part of a broader crackdown. Infrastructure Delivery Check: The Revitalisation Blueprint is still stuck in procurement, despite earlier plans for some projects to begin in August 2026. Space Education: ANSA McAL is supporting a Trinidadian UWI student to take part in Mission ShakthiSAT, focused on satellite engineering and space technology training for girls. EV Market Move: Jetcon is re-entering Trinidad’s electric vehicle market, targeting first-year sales of about 100 Arcfox units. Connectivity Disruption: TSTT/bmobile service dropped after fibre breaks along the East-West Corridor, with repairs completed and monitoring continuing. Marine Ecology Problem: Sargassum continues to pile onto Caribbean coastlines, with scientists pointing to why it keeps returning and worsening beach impacts. Youth Tech Innovation: Minister Dominic Smith met a Trinity East student behind the VendaTT app for market vendors, praising practical tech solutions.
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