The government on Thursday announced plans to spend millions of dollars upgrading port security to comply with international maritime regulations intended to guard against terrorist attacks. Some 15 state-owned and private ports in Trinidad and Tobago, along with some 55,000 ships and 20,000 port facilities worldwide, have until July 1 to comply with new regulations set forth by the International Maritime Organization, the U.N. agency that monitors shipping safety. Full Story
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