Stabroek News - 2021-06-15

• Three killed in Fort Wellington crash
• Parliament clears $10b for flood relief
• Bar Associatio­n calls on gov’t to withdraw DNA bill
• Flooded Upper Pomeroon in dire need of potable water
• NATO adopts tough line on China at Biden’s debut summit with alliance
• UK's Johnson delays COVID reopening by a month, citing Delta variant risk
• Trinidad healthcare worker dies from COVID
• Poisoned chalice?
• Facts are what keep societies grounded in reality
• We need mangroves, mangroves do not need us
• Problems at Lethem Town Council
• Ball of the Century
• The G-7 Summit was an exercise in trumpet blaring
• NY Street to be named after Pandit Ramlall
• Oil, the environmen­t and climate change
• An update on the Cuban Missile Crisis
• GOAL scholarshi­p awardees obligated to perform community service - Parag
• Bus driver found guilty of raping underage girl twice
• City Engineer advises urgent relocation from rundown City Hall
• Region 10 looking at ways to boost COVID vaccine uptake - Chairman
• New police PR officers hired without advertisem­ent of posts - Benn
• Jurisdicti­on question being argued in appeal of decision to dismiss election petition
• Eighteen months for man who escaped from Lusignan Prison
• House approves funds for vaccines, offshore patrol vessel
• Over 2700 vaccinated at drive thru events - Anthony
• Special day in West Indies cricket
• Rutherford hammers half-century
• Best-of-three WTC final not realistic, says ICC
• Joshua has doubts over Tyson Fury fight - Eddie Hearn
• Paine says Labuschagn­e will make a ‘great’ captain
• Spain stifled as Swedes grind out grim 0-0 draw
• Rahm in search of first major at U.S. Open
• McLaren to lead investigat­ion into internatio­nal boxing
• Dharry ready to shake off ring-rust
• Brathwaite shines as Bears win weekend encounters
• Simmons zooms in on opening partnershi­p dilemma

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