Affected Areas:

Trinidad
Mayaro Rio Claro Region
Street flooding in the Grand Lagoon Mayaro Main Road, Gill and Bowman Road Mayaro.  Plum Mitan Road, Kaltoo Toad, Crappau Flat Navet,

Tunapuna Piarco Region
Omeara Industrial Estate; Trincity

Port of Spain City Corporation
Edward Street, POS. 

Couva Tabaquite Talparo Region
Caparo Area

Tobago
No reports of damages or negative impacts thus far

CASUALTIES	Dead
	Missing
	Injured
	Homeless
	Evacuated
	Provided with Shelter
		Quantity	Total Cost ($TT)
PERMANENT DWELLINGS	Destroyed
	Damaged / Uninhabitable		No reports of damage thus far
	Damaged but Inhabitable	6 houses lost their roofs
ESSENTIAL GOVERNMENT/ PUBLIC SERVICES	Potable Water Supplies		No reports of damage thus far
	Electricity		No reports of damage thus far
	Transportation linkages		No reports of damage thus far
	Protective Services (facilities)		No reports of damage thus far
	Telecommunications		No reports of damage thus far
BUSINESS	Destroyed		No reports of damage thus far
	Damaged/inoperable		No reports of damage thus far
	Damaged but operable		No reports of damage thus far
SCHOOLS	Destroyed		No reports of damage thus far
	Damage/uninhabitable		No reports of damage thus far
	Damage but inhabitable		No reports of damage thus far
AGRICULTURE	Crops		No reports of damage thus far
	Livestock		No reports of damage thus far
	Fisheries		No reports of damage thus far

Actions Taken:

The Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Princes Town Regional Corporation and the Mayaro Rio Claro Regional Corporation have partially activated their systems.  Reconnaissance teams from these Corporations have been dispatched. 

The Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service is assisting the Mayaro Rio Claro Corporation with repairing the roofs of damaged houses.  A MRRC truck is also assisting in transporting persons in the flooded Plum Mitan area.   

The Sangre Grande Corporation is assisting the students of the Manzanilla High School who are trapped in floodwaters. 

The ODPM has alerted the National Emergency Task Force and requested that all systems be on high alert.  A meeting of select members of the National Task Force has been called for Wednesday morning (8:00 am) to review response actions to be undertaken during the course of the night and to plan for additional actions during that day.  These members are primarily operational, they include the First responders (TTFS, TTPS, Health), the second responders (Mechanical Services MOWT, Local Government), the relief providers (Ministry of Social Development and NGOs) and the early warning experts (Meteorological Services, Water Resources Agency and Drainage Division MOWT) amongst others.

The Civilian Conservation Corp will be assisting the ODPM during the course of the night with telecommunications (landlines – TSTT).  The Trinidad and Tobago Cadet Force will also assist with transportation. 

The ODPM has partially activated the National EOC and operations will be ongoing through the night.  The Trinidad and Tobago Amateur Radio League is supporting emergency communications (VHF and HF) at the NEOC.