Expect heightened security in Trinidad and Tobago over the coming months after the government extended state of emergency.

Incident Details

The state of emergency was extended a second time for three months on October 31. The measure is aimed at combating criminal networks operating from within prisons who are attempting to target police and government officials. Under the SoE, the authorities can conduct searches and arrests without a warrant. No curfews or movement restrictions have been announced thus far. The extension of the SoE comes amid heightened regional tensions related to US airstrikes off the coast of Venezuela.

Traveler Safety

SafeAbroad travelers should follow all security precautions put in place by authorities. Monitor developments related to the SoE and expect heightened security nationwide.

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