A splash of pink: Morning rays filter through a large tree in the Heights of Aripo - Photo by Rhianna Mc Kenzie
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Dozens of caterpillars, also known as Frangipani worms, feed on the white flowered Frangipani plant - Photo by Rhianna Mc Kenzie
A heavily laden coconut tree at the Plum Mitan lagoon. - Photo by Lincoln Holder
Hema Ganess points at her family homes surrounded by flood waters which was several feet higher at the peak of the heavy downpour. She like other Arouca residents and businesses , said this is the third time since Sunday they had to clean up after flash flooding. The heavy downpour at midday (today, Thursday) had them wondering how much more they could put up with. They blamed development in the area with no drainage plans. -Photo by Sureash Cholai
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For the third time since Sunday, Arouca residents and businesses had to clean up after flash flooding in the area. - Photo by Sureash Cholai
This boy found higher ground as street and flash flooding occurred near Gopaul lands in Marabella due to intense rainfall - Photo by Lincoln Holder
WPC Kareena Rose, helps Ian Felix, seated on the park bench, with a face mask. The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service initiated an outreach to assist and provide citizens, especially the homeless and socially displaced individuals, with face masks in an effort to prevent the further spread of the coronavirus throughout the country. - Brian Lara Promenade, Port of Spain. - Photo by Roger Jacob
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"Photos of the day: September 3, 2020"