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00:00:00And a very special good morning, Trinidad and Tobago, and the rest of the world.
00:00:17I'm Marlon Hopkinson, and welcome to The Morning Edition.
00:00:19It's Friday, August 9th, and thank you very much for joining us here, and I was just listening
00:00:24to that Super Blue there.
00:00:25I wonder if, was it that time that he became Super Blue, yeah, or was he Blue Boy at that
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00:00:33Blue Boy?
00:00:34Yeah, so he was singing as Blue Boy during that time, right?
00:00:38Not Super Blue yet.
00:00:39So good morning to Super Blue, right?
00:00:41And it just has, the song just has taken me back a number of years, all right?
00:00:47So how was your night?
00:00:49I hope that your night was good, and that you're safe and sound, and that you're here
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00:00:55We do have a very interesting two hours here this morning, but let's take a look at the
00:01:00Daily Express on the front page this morning.
00:01:04Walcott's best throw in two years earns seventh place in Olympic javelin final.
00:01:08Taking his best shot, Trinidad and Tobago's Kishon Walcott competes in the men's javelin
00:01:12throw final at the 2024 Summer Olympics yesterday in France, right?
00:01:18So Kishon falls short, all right?
00:01:22Well for the ages, Kishon Walcott warmed up for one of the toughest men's javelin competitions
00:01:28in history with his best throw in more than two years, all right?
00:01:33So we are moving on.
00:01:36All right, so we do have some cricket here for you.
00:01:40So late wickets for West Indies, South Africa reach 344-8 on day two, a full attritional
00:01:47day of test cricket at the Queen's Park Oval would have left both West Indies and South
00:01:52Africa feeling they had their moments, but Craig Brathwaite's home side will probably
00:01:58be the more satisfied, all right?
00:02:01That's because Jamel Warrickon grabbed back-to-back wickets late on the second day of the first
00:02:07test as South Africa closed on 344-4-8, and we do have the back page for you, all right?
00:02:14So friends for life cremated, till death do us part, best friends since secondary school,
00:02:20Sachin Tilakdari and Ryan Ramnanan were inseparable, sharing a bond as close as brothers, all right?
00:02:27So some of the stories in the Daily Express today, all right?
00:02:31So it's time to remind you about Trinbago Unice feature.
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00:02:35You can email your videos and images to that address, trinbagounice at tv6tnt.com.
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00:02:52I have to take a trip up Paramin, you know.
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00:03:05morning to all of our friends, all of our viewers in Paramin, all right?
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00:36:25All right. So welcome back, everyone. So the Ministry of Health is reporting 666 confirmed
00:36:36cases of dengue and six deaths. This morning, we examined the importance of seeking early
00:36:41medical care, warning signs and how positive cases and deaths are processed. So joining
00:36:47us in studio this morning are Dr. Avery Hines, Technical Director, Epidemiology, and Dr.
00:36:53Miriam Richards, Principal Medical Officer at the Ministry of Health. Doctors, thank
00:36:57you very much for coming. Good morning. And I know that you recognize the faces, right?
00:37:03Because these doctors were a part of the team that were guiding us through the COVID pandemic,
00:37:08all right, and giving us daily tips and so on. So doctors, if no one ever told you, thank
00:37:13you very much for that, for the tips and really guiding us through that period. It was a trying
00:37:19time. Thank you very much. Yeah. All right. So Dr. Hines, you know, Dr. Hines likes numbers,
00:37:24huh? So let's go to the numbers man. Doctor, what is the data telling us re-dengue? Okay,
00:37:30what we're seeing right now with the number of cases, we've reached 666 confirmed cases,
00:37:36and we would see that there was a pattern where we had a lower number of cases earlier on during
00:37:41the dry season. And really from about April go forward, we've had increasing numbers. So that
00:37:47the peak of the dengue surge so far has been June-July. So increasing June-July. We're hoping
00:37:57that we don't see too much more of an increase during the month of August and that we begin to
00:38:02plateau and start to come back down. But what we note with these numbers is that we see a few
00:38:08patterns, and the patterns do things that are important. One of the important patterns is that
00:38:13about half of the cases are actually people under 20. And that does reflect the previous
00:38:21circulation of different strains or subtypes of dengue in the population before. And the fact
00:38:27that this new subtype that is, or these subtypes that are circulating at this point in time,
00:38:32would affect people who weren't around to have been affected by the previous circulating types.
00:38:37So we get the younger populations being a little more affected when we've had previous years of
00:38:44what they call high endemicity, higher circulating levels. So apart from the numbers of people in
00:38:51the younger age groups, the other thing that we note is that there are two subtypes that are
00:38:56currently in circulation in our population. That is both dengue type 2 and dengue type 3.
00:39:04That is two out of a possible four existing subtypes. We also note that we have similar
00:39:09surges that have been happening since late 2023 in the Latin American and Caribbean regions. So
00:39:16Trinidad is by no means alone in this pattern of dengue increase. So the things that we want to
00:39:23point out, that the cases have been increasing. We do note that there seems to be a little bit
00:39:32of confusion over how the deaths are counted. So we do want to explain that in some detail.
00:39:38And really it's quite simple. In order for a case to be confirmed as a dengue death,
00:39:45there is the clinical aspect where clinical symptoms are taken into account, but then there's
00:39:50also the laboratory confirmation aspect. And we have to await the confirmation of dengue in this
00:39:57clinically suspected case before we count a confirmed death. And the issue with that is that
00:40:04at times, because of the testing that needs to be done, there's something called IgM,
00:40:09enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, or ELISA testing. The turnaround time for those tests
00:40:16can be up to about two weeks. So sometimes the confirmation may lag behind the event
00:40:23by a little time. But we do, and we have advised all of the clinicians, that if there is a suspect
00:40:29dengue death, that a sample is collected. So it will be sent to the laboratory and the confirmation
00:40:35of dengue yes or dengue no will be added to the record as soon as the result becomes available.
00:40:43So that's how the death count is accounted for. Those are the main epidemiologic factors.
00:40:50At this point, I do also want to point out that part of the issue of the testing is that
00:40:57if we test late, and Dr. Richards will go into the importance of early testing, but if we test
00:41:01later, then we are more bound to the ELISA IgM testing than if testing is happening in the first
00:41:08four or five days of symptoms, in which case PCR is a possibility. So that's just one more tag on
00:41:15to the epidemiology side of things. Yeah. Dr. Richards, let's look at some of the symptoms,
00:41:19because I get the impression, doctor, that sometimes people are taking the dengue
00:41:28and taking it for maybe the common cold or just the normal fever. So what are some of the symptoms
00:41:35that we should be looking for? Firstly, good morning Trinidad and Tobago, and thank you very
00:41:41much for tuning in to this very important discussion about yet another public health
00:41:46problem that we are faced with in our country. At this point in time, there are 666 cases of
00:41:53dengue, as my colleague would have indicated, and six deaths so far. We do not want our relatives
00:42:01or our friends, our co-workers, to be yet another casualty of dengue fever.
00:42:06Now dengue fever mimics or is very similar to other viral illnesses. However, its signs and
00:42:14symptoms are much more severe, and there's an immediate need to seek medical attention
00:42:20and not stay at home and take medication and take sick leave, because you may encounter
00:42:26certain complications that are life-threatening. That is, these complications may result in the
00:42:32need for ICU care and can result in death. And unfortunately, we are now seeing six cases,
00:42:39six family members, and six friends that have lost their lives due to dengue fever.
00:42:45Now the symptoms and signs of dengue fever, as I indicated, are very similar to a viral illness.
00:42:51However, they tend to be more severe and protracted, and there are seven signs and
00:42:56symptoms that we need to look out for. Now we need to take not just personal responsibility
00:43:02for ourselves, but our friends and family and co-workers. So if we see these signs and symptoms
00:43:08in our family and friends, we need to urge them to seek medical attention at their private doctor
00:43:14or at their health center or any other health facility. These seven signs and symptoms include
00:43:21fever, eye pain, which we note in medical terms as retro-orbital pain, severe headaches,
00:43:29possibly a rash that may be on the skin, and it's a fine viral rash, which we call a viral
00:43:35axanthema. It also includes severe body pain and muscular pain, nausea with vomiting or without,
00:43:44and diarrhea. Now, we don't wait five to six days to seek medical attention.
00:43:52There are high cases of dengue fever in this country, and we must consider that anyone with
00:43:57these symptoms, or even four or five or three of these symptoms, has dengue fever. And the reason
00:44:02we need to do that is because in addition to us being susceptible to dengue fever, we have to look
00:44:08at our high-risk relatives and friends. And these high-risk persons are similar to the ones we saw
00:44:14in COVID-19. I have to look at my colleague here because we would have spoken about comorbidities,
00:44:20and they are the same comorbidities that we are looking at. So we look at issues around the
00:44:25elderly, persons who have diabetes and hypertension, or any other chronic disease,
00:44:31asthma, cancers. We also need to consider our very young patients, our children, as well as
00:44:39pregnant women. I know that at some point in our discussion, we will continue to speak about
00:44:45complications of dengue fever, and I'm very happy to share that information with you.
00:44:49Doctor, I don't know if it is just me, but read these deaths,
00:44:59and when we hear the details concerning the deaths, it would seem to me that when the person
00:45:07would have noticed the symptoms, and at the time of death, the period looks to be a very,
00:45:17very short period. It would almost seem that their health condition would have deteriorated
00:45:24in a matter of days, two to three days. Have we seen that in the past, or are we seeing a strain
00:45:32here? If I could put it that way, you will tell me if you could put it that way, a strain here
00:45:37that is very aggressive. I don't know, I'm just asking. Well, I'll start with the response,
00:45:41and then I'll hand over to my colleague when we speak about strains. Your observation is
00:45:46absolutely on point and correct, and there are several complications associated with dengue
00:45:53fever that arise in a very short space of time. This is why we emphasize early admission, early
00:46:01check-ins to our private doctors, to our medical facilities, and our primary health care centers.
00:46:07Now, we are following international guidelines, PAHO guidelines, that are based on studies of
00:46:12over 200,000 persons and has been tested and tried. These are the guidelines that we are
00:46:18practicing in all of our accidental emergencies and in our hospital, and these deaths rarely
00:46:25are due to certain complications. For example, a patient with dengue deteriorates very quickly
00:46:31because of renal failure or kidney failure, and this can happen even in a healthy individual who
00:46:36does not have pre-existing kidney disease. Persons may also suffer from a low blood pressure.
00:46:43So basically, what happens is that your blood pressure drops suddenly and significantly,
00:46:49so it can't support our body, and that results in the need for fluids, what we term inotropes,
00:46:56and ICU admission. Persons can also experience hemorrhagic symptoms, which means that they start
00:47:04bleeding, and that causes a drop in blood pressure. This is why patients need, and their
00:47:11relatives, and our friends, we need to ensure that there's an early admission. Admitting oneself,
00:47:19seeking urgent medical care early on, once we see one or two of those symptoms,
00:47:23is key to saving lives, not just our life, but those of our relatives and our friends.
00:47:29And I know my colleague now would speak about his strains of dengue fever.
00:47:32Go ahead, Dr. Hines.
00:47:33Okay, so as I said before, there are four different subtypes of dengue that exist and
00:47:39that affect human beings, and we have two of them in circulation at present. One of the
00:47:44important things to note is that infection with one strain, whichever, followed soon enough by
00:47:52infection with a subsequent strain, increases the risk of all the complications that my colleague
00:47:57just spoke about. And really and truly, the pattern, epidemiology is about patterns,
00:48:02the pattern that you see is that people will be feverish, they will have the body pains,
00:48:08they will have the eye pains, they may not think that there is too much to go to seek healthcare
00:48:15for, they take over-the-counter meds, they stay at home, they hope they feel better, and then
00:48:20by day four or five, the fever goes away, and they think, okay, good, fever's gone.
00:48:26But at that point in time, what could be happening is that the fever's gone away,
00:48:32but your body has gone into that period where you start losing fluid from your circulatory system,
00:48:38so you go into shock, and you start having belly pain, abdominal pain, very severe,
00:48:45vomiting, frequent vomiting, three times in an hour, that sort of thing.
00:48:49If you see your fever go away, you're not feeling better, and you're having tummy pain,
00:48:55or vomiting, that's what you call an emergency sign or warning sign. So if you did not go to
00:49:00the healthcare facilities before, then you need to go very urgently at that point.
00:49:05It is always preferable to seek care before you get to that stage. So day two, day three,
00:49:10you're not feeling better, go get checked, get a test, see if you're having, see if you actually
00:49:16have the hengae. Also, they will check your platelets, those are the little tiny cell
00:49:21fragments that prevent you from bleeding out, and if those are low, they monitor, they monitor you
00:49:27to see if you are having any internal bleeding symptoms, they monitor to see if the platelets
00:49:33continue to drop. So there's a lot of monitoring that will happen, knowing the pattern of the
00:49:38disease. So as I said, epidemiology is about patterns, one of the patterns to note is platelets
00:49:42can drop, you can have loss of fluid into your, into what they call the third space,
00:49:48extracellular, outside of the, and also extravascular volume, and those things cause
00:49:55the drop in blood pressure that would have been mentioned, and bleeding would do the same thing.
00:49:59So all of these things are the things they monitor for. So the takeaway for the patient is,
00:50:05if you're not feeling better by day three, four, and especially if the fever goes away,
00:50:11and you feel worse, those are warning signs. Yeah. Fever going away is not a good sign unless
00:50:16you're also feeling better. Yeah. So those are things that we want to make sure people understand.
00:50:20Yeah. Dr. Richards, I think that the message here is for people to act almost immediately,
00:50:26because you know how we are, Dr. Richards, we want to drink bush tea, and fever grass,
00:50:31and ginger tea, popo, right? You, it's really, it's really a race against time.
00:50:38Yes. Yeah. For the person who, who, who has symptoms. Yeah. Dr. Hines, speaking about trends,
00:50:50are you seeing any particular areas in Trinidad and Tobago where we are seeing most cases?
00:50:58Okay, so that's another thing that we have mentioned in the updates previously. What we
00:51:03are seeing is a lot of the cases concentrated in the southern half of the island at this point.
00:51:09So the counties that we are seeing affected are County Kearney, Victoria, and St. Patrick. So
00:51:15that's middle to south to southwest of the, of the island, is where a lot of the cases seem to
00:51:22be concentrated at this point in time. Now that doesn't mean that the rest of the country is on
00:51:28a break and is, are not required to do all of the source reduction and personal protection.
00:51:36We all need to do that in spite of where we're seeing the concentration of cases,
00:51:40so that we reduce the risk of problems in our communities. And at this point,
00:51:45it'd probably be a good idea to point out the other things that we do in our communities to
00:51:49ensure that we are not increasing our risk of dengue. And we've spoken about these before.
00:51:54We're looking at the places where mosquitoes could breed. So anything that will hold clean
00:51:59water that is not moving, so clean stagnant water, can breed this particular species of mosquito,
00:52:06the Aedes aegypti. And as our minister is very fond of saying, even something as small as a
00:52:11bottle cap can hold thousands of eggs. A barrel that we collect water in, a bucket that's left
00:52:17upturned, and then there are things called cryptic breeding sites, sites that we don't think about.
00:52:22And the things inside of our house that represent some of those vases, little places that may
00:52:27collect water, because water isn't flowing freely. Any little corner in the bathroom,
00:52:34for example, that's holding water that shouldn't be, those kinds of things can be breeding sites
00:52:40if we aren't regularly cleaning, regularly clearing, regularly ensuring flow. Gutterings
00:52:46that we speak about all the time, if those get blocked up by leaves or other debris,
00:52:50and they're holding water, mosquitoes will breed there. And those are things that we see.
00:52:55The holes in the bricks that are uncovered, so we have little pockets of water. Those are
00:53:01breeding sites as well. Those are above people's eye levels, so they don't see the breeding.
00:53:05So these are all places that we want to ensure we aren't collecting water. Our vector control
00:53:10personnel are helping with the community in reducing breeding by the treatment of sites
00:53:17that are supposed to hold water, your water barrels, etc., by selective judicious spraying.
00:53:23You're not going to just spray the entire place with massive amounts of pesticide because that
00:53:29has environmental effects. It has biological effects where the mosquitoes basically become
00:53:35resistant to the spray if you overdo it. So all of these things are layers of protection that you
00:53:41add. You do the spraying. You do the source reduction. You treat standing water. There's
00:53:45something called residual spraying where you go into the house and you can put things on the walls
00:53:50that will kill mosquitoes when they land in your house on your walls. All of these are vector
00:53:55control activities. Our vector control colleagues will speak to those in more detail when we speak
00:54:00to them. But these are the things that we do, and of course your personal protection is very
00:54:05important. Sleeping under a net, although the mosquitoes that bite us, bite us in the day,
00:54:10and bite us at dawn and dusk when we're not asleep and not in the beds. But long clothing,
00:54:15mosquito repellent, these are the things that are going to help us. Putting on clothes because we
00:54:19tend to walk around the house less covered than when we're outside. So having clothes on in the
00:54:25first place, that's another advantage to reducing your risk of being bitten. All of these things,
00:54:31all these layers, each activity is a layer of protection. Dr. Richards, I have one more minute.
00:54:37What's your final comment? What's your final message to us?
00:54:41Our final message, and this is on behalf of our entire medical team, is to seek medical care
00:54:48urgently once we experience any of these seven symptoms. And I'll just recap those seven symptoms.
00:54:55Fever, eye pain, severe headaches, muscle and joint pains, nausea and or vomiting,
00:55:03diarrhea, and a skin rash. We should not wait five to six days. Please seek medical attention. Let's
00:55:10be our brother's keeper. If we notice that they are unwell, we need to encourage them to seek
00:55:15medical attention urgently. And as I wrap up, I'd just like to say thank you and to commend
00:55:21our medical team and our clinical team, not just our doctors and nurses in our health centers and
00:55:25E&Es and hospitals, but all of our support staff, our ambulance drivers, our laboratory technicians,
00:55:32who yet again have risen to the call and are really supporting and providing excellent
00:55:38medical treatment in line with international standards. Trinidad and Tobago, none of us is
00:55:44exempt from dengue fever. Despite the increase in cases in certain counties, we are all at risk of
00:55:50dengue fever, including Dr. Hines and myself and yourself, Marlon. So let's exercise personal
00:55:56responsibility. Let's seek medical attention in the hospitals if we experience any one of these
00:56:03symptoms. And let's look out for our relatives. Let's look at reducing the amount of mosquitoes
00:56:09because it's a combined effort. It's not just the Ministry of Health or the Insect Vector Control
00:56:14Division or the Ministry of Social Development. Sorry, the Ministry of Local Government. We all
00:56:20need to work together because none of us is exempt from dengue and we need to protect each other and
00:56:26save lives. So thank you so much, Marlon, for this opportunity. Doctors, it was a pleasure speaking
00:56:31with you this morning. Thank you for all of the information and tips. It's good to see you all in
00:56:35person because I said during that time, the COVID pandemic, it was a very serious time for all of us
00:56:42and you all would have, you and members of your team, would have given us much comfort during those
00:56:48very difficult days. So we thank you very much again. Thank you. Thank you so much, Marlon,
00:56:53and have a great day. Yes. All right. So we are going to a very short break, everybody. We're
00:56:57coming back.
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00:59:45Good morning, I'm Candy Hill with a news update. Another person has succumbed to the dengue virus,
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01:05:19All right. So welcome back, everyone. So we are continuing our discussion this morning
01:05:35on the crime situation in Tobago. Of course, you do know that yesterday there was a meeting
01:05:41to not only discuss the problem, but ways of addressing it. One of the persons attending
01:05:46the meeting was Minority Leader Kelvin Morris. Mr. Morris, good morning. Thank you very much
01:05:51for joining us. Good morning. Morning, Marlon. Good morning, Trinidad and Tobago.
01:05:57Yeah. Mr. Morris, always good to speak with you. Well, as we told our viewers, and we did see
01:06:04on the news last night, that you were one of the persons who attended yesterday's talks.
01:06:10What's your perspective concerning the talks, what you would have heard at that meeting
01:06:17of you, the chief secretary, other persons, and the police?
01:06:23So, Marlon, just to bring some context, about a month ago or so, recognizing the current upsurge
01:06:30in crime in Tobago, I took the initiative to write to the chief secretary requesting a meeting,
01:06:37and I didn't just request a meeting with the chief secretary, but I indicated that that
01:06:41meeting should really be one that incorporates all the major stakeholders on the island.
01:06:49And therefore, what we had yesterday was a very encouraging and promising meeting that included
01:06:56both the political leadership on the island, the chief secretary leading his executive,
01:07:02as well as myself leading the minority council, as well as the major security forces on island,
01:07:09that is the TTPS, the defense force of fire, and the licensing, as well as we had members,
01:07:18the leadership of the private sector on island, so we had the president of the Tobago arm of the
01:07:25Trinidad and Tobago chamber, as well as the president of the Tobago Hotel Association.
01:07:31So it was really, in a real sense, an all-of-Tobago approach in terms of treating with this
01:07:39very unprecedented rise in criminal activity on the island.
01:07:44Judging from what you are saying, Mr. Morris, I get the impression that you are optimistic about
01:07:51what you would have heard yesterday, but what's your biggest takeaway from the talks that has you
01:07:57so optimistic? Well, the fact is, what we did, rather than focus on the challenges, because you
01:08:06can always be overwhelmed by the number of things that you don't have, what we decided to do is
01:08:12focus on what we have that can help in us addressing this issue. So it was really a
01:08:20problem-solving kind of meeting and it wasn't about finger-pointing, it wasn't about blaming,
01:08:28and I think this is something that the nation, at the national level, we can take a page from
01:08:36where you have the political leadership putting political interests aside and saying we have a
01:08:43problem that affects everyone, not just red or yellow, black or white, but it affects every
01:08:51citizen and therefore we need to sit down and see how we can work together towards a united front
01:09:01to address this common enemy, which is the criminal elements among us. But what were some of
01:09:09the initiatives that you heard at the talks which have given you some hope and have given you some
01:09:17optimism that you feel that this situation of crime in Tobago is going to be dealt with in an
01:09:24analytical way, in a decisive way? So Marlon, what we recognize without giving away too much of what
01:09:34some of the actions to come, recognize that one, we have a border issue where persons are able to
01:09:41infiltrate the border, both the legal and the unofficial border point, and so we're going to
01:09:49increase the patrols through the Coast Guard, joint actions between Coast Guard and the Defense Force
01:09:56and the police, and therefore you would have heard the Chief Secretary indicated that
01:10:01notwithstanding the challenges of the Coast Guard, the THA will make available some vessels
01:10:08by leasing some vessels that can at least allow for continuous patrol of the shoreline, both
01:10:18the north, east and west coast of Tobago. We also heard that even within the underground, there
01:10:25would be more boots on the ground, more bodies on the ground, creating a greater presence, and there
01:10:31would also be some actions even coming from the license. It would be a more coordinated approach,
01:10:39and what we are going to do in Tobago, utilizing Tobago as perhaps a pilot for the island, is
01:10:45making sure that we are able to have the kind of surveillance as well, the eye in the skies. So we
01:10:52are going to utilize all the resources we can to ensure that even if a crime is committed, we are
01:10:58able to capture it, and the perpetrators can be held and convicted. Because you see, one of the
01:11:05challenges we have with criminal activity in this country is because people believe that even if I
01:11:11commit crime, the likelihood of me being caught is quite low, and therefore we know we have to ramp
01:11:17that up. We also got to make the criminals uncomfortable. They are making our lives
01:11:23uncomfortable, and we got to push back. We got to think like them. We got to put a greater
01:11:30focus on the intelligence, so that we can really take the fight to the criminals, and I think that
01:11:35is what you're going to see going forward in Tobago. A heightened sense of action and urgency,
01:11:43and therefore it leaves me with great optimism that going forward, notwithstanding
01:11:51a shooting last night, that perhaps we will see some positive results. But you know, Mr. Morris,
01:11:59how are the police going to do that, have this consistent strategy, and have more resources
01:12:11placed as strategic points in Tobago, when recently you had senior police officers in
01:12:18Tobago saying, well, here's what. Yes, we know it is a serious problem. We are trying to deal with
01:12:24the problem, but there is a problem of resources, and because you have that problem of resources,
01:12:30you would also have a problem of consistency. So how is that going to work? You get the impression
01:12:37that the police are going to be given the resources that they need to adequately address the problem?
01:12:44So yesterday, those were the open, frank conversations we had. The police shared
01:12:49their challenges, their shortcomings, and one of the points we made, which I also endorsed and I
01:12:54made also, is that the criminal elements, they too have challenges, but you're not seeing them
01:12:59complaining that perhaps we don't have a car, or we don't have this. They make it happen. They
01:13:05become creative, and so we too have to become creative and utilize what we have. What you had
01:13:11was the commitment from the Tobago House of Assembly saying that we will, where we can,
01:13:17put in as much resource as possible to help you with some of your challenges. We are also scheduled
01:13:24to meet with the minister in the Ministry of National Security. He's scheduled to meet with
01:13:29us as well, so that we can also identify gaps in terms of resources. But ultimately, we cannot
01:13:37simply use that as an excuse for not treating this very serious growing concern in Tobago,
01:13:46which is crime, especially gun-related crime. And therefore, what we got was the commitment
01:13:54commitment to do all in our power to ensure that this very urgent issue can be adequately addressed.
01:14:03Yeah. Any intentions by you, Mr. Minority Leader, to maybe pen a letter or give him a call,
01:14:11the Prime Minister, to discuss with him what would have been discussed at the talks, and
01:14:18maybe to also express your concerns about the crime situation in Tobago to him?
01:14:26So, Marlon, as you would know, the Prime Minister and I, we speak from time to time. In fact,
01:14:31recently the Prime Minister was here in Tobago having similar conversations,
01:14:37and of course, I continue and will continue to update him as to where we go. This dialogue is
01:14:46an apolitical dialogue in terms of crime. It should be all of our business, and it should not
01:14:54be left to one party or one administration to say, that is your problem, you deal with it.
01:15:00And what we appreciate in Tobago is the fact that we are all saying that we are going to,
01:15:06on the matter of crime, speak from the same inbook, stand united, and support one another.
01:15:13Because we also need a buying from the public, and I think it's important that the public sees
01:15:19that on this issue that we are standing together. And in fact, I believe that that would help the
01:15:27public to even get a little sense of hope, because you can admit there is a level of hopelessness in
01:15:33terms of when it comes to crime and the way we go about this fight, and what we are seeing
01:15:39proliferating our environment on a daily basis in terms of murders and gun violence, etc.
01:15:46So therefore, this is a challenge I'm putting out to the opposition in Trinidad, just as the
01:15:53minority leader would have put all differences aside and said, let us genuinely come to the table
01:16:01and have the conversation. Let us know that whatever we say, that we agree to, and we're
01:16:07going to push and take responsibility as a government, and government meaning both
01:16:14the cabinet and the opposition, and in Tobago, the executive and the minority,
01:16:20and let us really put our hands together. And I think we should take this further,
01:16:26where we should now put these talks in a situation where you have the leadership of Trinidad,
01:16:33the leadership of Tobago sitting down together, all in one space, and really trying to see how
01:16:39we can drill down on a coordinated approach that will really bring some level of relief
01:16:47to the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago. Yeah, Mr. Minority Leader, could you hold on for a little
01:16:53while longer with us? We just have to go to a very short break,
01:16:56and we'll be back. We'll be right back, everybody.
01:18:27Welcome back, everyone. Of course, we are continuing our discussion with the minority
01:18:44leader in the Tobago House of Assembly, Mr. Kelvin Morris, about the crime situation in Tobago,
01:18:49and about yesterday's talks. Mr. Morris, I don't know if you know, but this morning,
01:18:53I got up to the news of another shooting in Tobago, this time, a medical doctor. From what
01:19:00we understand, the individual was shot and wounded and is now at hospital. But Mr. Morris,
01:19:11what's the feeling at the ground level in Tobago? I'm sure that you would have visited
01:19:19certain communities in Tobago and had the chance to speak to the people.
01:19:24What is the ground telling you when it comes to this crime situation?
01:19:30Well, there's great concern, and in some instances, fear. Tobagonians are, for the
01:19:36first time, telling you they are fearful to come out into their community spaces. Tobagonians are
01:19:44worried that perhaps this can be a new normal. Therefore, this is why we are really resolute in
01:19:52ensuring that this does not become the Tobago that we have to live in. Because for quite some time,
01:20:01we have always boasted that Tobago is quite safe, is a safe space, and it is something we leverage
01:20:09to the world, that you can come to a little piece of paradise and enjoy it, and know that wherever
01:20:16you go, you can feel safe. And therefore, you know, we are resolute in terms of ensuring that
01:20:23we return to Tobago, to that sense of safety, peace. And, you know, we really, it is important,
01:20:34this is why the message is important to the residents in the various communities, as to
01:20:42really get to know who you are harboring in your community space. Because ultimately, persons who
01:20:50come into your space, they have to spend time somewhere. This is why we have also recommended
01:20:57as an initiative, where just as how you have the list of persons who would come on the air bridge,
01:21:09we are now saying that should be readily available on the ports of entry. It should be readily
01:21:15available using a platform where the property owners are registering who is staying where. So,
01:21:24it makes it even more easier to track the movement of perpetrators, because there are
01:21:29Tobagoans right here who, based on one area of activity, they are moving from one localized
01:21:36area to another. And there are also Tobagoans who are also providing safe haven for persons
01:21:44outside of Tobago to come in and cool off. And that perhaps also is causing some of the
01:21:50uneasiness, the unrest. And therefore, we need to identify those persons and root them out as well.
01:21:57So, it is really an all of Tobago approach, where we are asking everyone to become, you know,
01:22:04a positive contributor in this fight. And let us not cover. It is easy, yes, for us to become
01:22:12fearful. But at the same time, it requires for us to stay strong and for us to really push back
01:22:18against those in the minority that wants to destroy this paradise island that is Tobago.
01:22:25Yeah. And you know, Mr. Morris, on two occasions during your conversation just now, you spoke about
01:22:33a little piece of paradise and Tobago is paradise. And because of that, isn't there a greater need
01:22:42for this matter to be dealt with in an immediate way? Because I'm sure it is having
01:22:49an impact not only on the image of Tobago and the tourism product, but it is also having a
01:22:56deleterious impact on business.
01:23:01Definitely, definitely. And what is even more key at this time, this is why we've also identified
01:23:09that the approach would be one where we, in the short term, really focus on meeting out this
01:23:18accelerated sense of gang violence that is happening. But at the same time,
01:23:25approach medium-term initiatives where you're dealing with the social, the psychosocial,
01:23:33the socioeconomic issues that can really bring us to a place of greater benefit.
01:23:38But for now, the focus immediate is about really suppressing, containing, and identifying and
01:23:46rooting out those miscreants who are within the space causing this kind of upheaval.
01:23:52Yeah. Mr. Minority Leader, I just have about one minute again.
01:23:56What is your message as Minority Leader to the people of Tobago?
01:24:00My message is one of hope. My message is for us to continue to believe in the goodness of
01:24:06Tobago Nyans and that Tobago spirit. My message is one that says to those who are even at this time,
01:24:15you know, treating with the loss of their loved one, we are here for you, we are here with you.
01:24:22And we, those of us who are in leadership, will continue to approach it with a still
01:24:27will continue to approach it with a sense of responsibility and maturity to ensure that we
01:24:34treat with this clear and present danger, which is the criminal element among us. And this is a fight
01:24:41that will fight with all our might and a fight that we promise you by God's grace, we will win.
01:24:48Mr. Minority Leader, it was a pleasure speaking with you this morning,
01:24:51sir. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us. We do appreciate it. Bye for now.
01:24:56Thank you so much, Marlon. Have a good one.
01:24:58You too, sir. All right, so it's time for a quick break, everybody. We're coming back
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01:27:53All right, everybody. So we do have some exciting news for you. The biggest party in sport is right
01:27:58around the corner. And this morning, we are going to focus on the WCPL. So joining us via Zoom,
01:28:05we do have the CEO of the Caribbean Premier League, Mr. Pete Russell. Mr. Russell,
01:28:09thank you very much for joining us this morning. And a very good morning to you and all your
01:28:15viewers. Yeah. Mr. Russell, it's always a pleasure speaking with you. Well, let's talk about the
01:28:20biggest party in sport. We are very excited to hear a lot more about it. You know, we like the
01:28:26party in Trinidad and Tobago, Mr. Russell. Well, you invented the word party in Trinidad and Tobago,
01:28:32so we follow your lead. But yeah, it's very exciting. I mean, it's amazing that it comes
01:28:38around so quickly every year. But as you rightly say, women's CPL kicks off on the 21st of August
01:28:43and the men closely follow on Thursday, the 29th of August. So plenty of cricket to be enjoyed over
01:28:49the next couple of weeks. Yeah. Mr. Russell, I want to get deeper into the WCPL because
01:28:58for some, I suspect when they heard it, they know about the CPL, but I think that to some of our
01:29:06viewers, they may not know about the WCPL. I want to speak about the importance of that and why was
01:29:13there a need to do that? Yeah, it's such an important, I wouldn't say project, it's an
01:29:21important event now. Women's sport is so important around the world now. Cricket is very much
01:29:27taking the lead in terms of women's sport. And it was very important that WCPL and obviously our
01:29:33partners in Cricket West Indies came up with a format that showcased the talent around the region.
01:29:41And it's not just showcasing the talent around the region, it's making sure that we have an
01:29:45international quality event here that also has obviously players from around the globe, whether
01:29:50it's the superstars from India and Australia. So it's in its third year now, it's gaining
01:29:57traction and the cricket is fantastic. So we want to replicate obviously the same spirit and
01:30:02excitement that we have at CPL Games with the women. Yeah. I also want you to speak to the
01:30:10impact that the WCPL can have on women cricket in the Caribbean. Speak to the importance of that
01:30:20for us. I think, you know, as I said before, women's sport is so important. And I think,
01:30:25you know, what we want to create, it's a little bit like Hayley Matthews now is such a,
01:30:31she's such a legend in my eyes in terms of being a role model for everyone from around the world.
01:30:37And what these role models do, and obviously we're going to create more role models as the
01:30:42tournament progresses and players get better and better, is it encourages young women,
01:30:47girls to go and play the sport. And it's really interesting, actually, the amount of
01:30:51conversations I've had with older women now who always wanted to play cricket when they were
01:30:57younger. They just didn't have the wherewithal to go and play. There just wasn't the clubs with
01:31:03structures set up. So this tournament is very much about, right, we want to create the pinnacle. We
01:31:08want to create the best it can be and have young women and girls aspiring to play in the women's
01:31:14CPL. And then obviously build a structure below that where women and girls have access to playing
01:31:19wherever they are in the region. And that's really the vision. Yeah. And for those who don't know,
01:31:25Hayley Matthews is the best women's cricketer in the world right now. And fans in Trinidad
01:31:31have the chance to see her and the other incredible women's players in action at the WCPL.
01:31:39Let's talk a little bit about the patronage and the interest of the general public
01:31:45in these cricket matches. Do you see the crowds growing?
01:31:52Well, for the first couple of years, we played the games during the day
01:31:56and during CPL itself. So what we've done specifically this year is give women's CPL
01:32:00its own window. So they will play obviously a week before the men do. And what's important
01:32:05about that is it's an appointment to view now. So we're putting the games on in the evening
01:32:10so fans can come and enjoy them. You've got seven o'clock games and then obviously we have
01:32:14the double headers with Cricket West Indies with the South African G20. But that's important.
01:32:20This means now the women have their own window, their own opportunity to showcase their skills in
01:32:25front of what I would consider to be passionate Trinidad fans. So the hope is that fans do come
01:32:32and watch. The tickets are very reasonably priced. I think we're only talking around $7.50
01:32:37to come and watch. And we've got true superstars playing. I mean, you've got Haley, as you mentioned,
01:32:45you've got two superstars from India. You've got Meg Lanning, who is probably the second best
01:32:49well-known women's cricketer in the world. So you've got a fantastic lineup of talent.
01:32:56And as I said, it's going to be played in the evening down at Bryan Lara. So I really hope
01:32:59the crowds come and enjoy some fantastic cricket. Yeah, and I think it is safe to say,
01:33:06Mr Miller, that there's going to be the same intensity and excitement and party atmosphere
01:33:16in the women's games as there is at the men's games.
01:33:22Yeah, you know, we're CPL, so we absolutely make sure that everything that we do is on
01:33:28brand in terms of it being the biggest part in sport. And that's not just exclusive for the men.
01:33:32It's very much part of what we want to experience with the women. But I think the most important
01:33:36thing is, you know, these women will put on a fantastic show. The cricket will be high quality.
01:33:41Everyone wants to win. So there'll be a lot of that. And of course, Trinidad and Tobago are
01:33:46playing. They have their own team with the Knight Riders, who I'm sure want to lift the title. So
01:33:51I'm looking forward to six days of really high, high octane excitement.
01:33:58Any plans to expand the competition?
01:34:01You know, I think you have to do these things, you know, small steps, because what you don't
01:34:07want to do is create six teams where you don't have players to fill the slots. You know, at the
01:34:13minute, we have three very competitive teams. We have the best talent in the Caribbean playing.
01:34:17And of course, you know, there'll be more talent coming through. So I think we'll probably go to
01:34:22four teams in 2025. That would be my priority. And again, it will be interesting to see what
01:34:29the pickup is by playing the women outside of the men. And, you know, that again would be the idea
01:34:36that we can create a separate window for the women. And again, I think fans will enjoy just
01:34:41seeing them on their own because they put on a very good show. Yeah, I want to speak a little
01:34:47bit about merchandising, because, as you know, Mr. Miller, merchandising is very important
01:34:54to companies these days to generate funds and so on. Any plans or do you have initiatives
01:35:02aimed at merchandising so that fans of the WCPL can get a jersey, a sign by one of the stars,
01:35:10a helmet, a bat, you know? Yeah, look, I think there's all of those opportunities. And of course,
01:35:18the Trumbaga Knight Riders are past masters in terms of what they do with merchandise. So
01:35:24there'll be lots of merchandise opportunities down at the ground. Obviously, we're very blessed to
01:35:28have Massey as our title sponsor. So they'll be doing lots of initiatives, both within their
01:35:33stores and obviously at the ground itself. So there'll be no shortage of giveaways when you
01:35:37get to come to the ground. And as I said, certainly the Trumbaga Knight Riders will do a
01:35:42fantastic job on their own merchandise. All right. So I want to ask you about the build-up,
01:35:49the build-up, the real build-up to these games. When can we expect the build-up to begin?
01:35:58So it's going to start over the next couple of days now. So you'll see a lot of advertising for
01:36:02it. We've got roadshows going on down at some of the Massey stores, down in the south of the
01:36:08island. So there'll be plenty of that. We're obviously going to be using the players to
01:36:13promote the tournament themselves, both within, because also we've got, for the first time ever,
01:36:20you've got Cricket West Indies playing a T20 match on the same day as the women are playing.
01:36:25So for fans coming down to Brian Lara on the Friday the 23rd, Sunday the 25th and Tuesday the
01:36:3127th, you get to watch two games. You get to watch the international match of the men
01:36:35and then that feeds into the women. So it's the first time globally that's ever happened.
01:36:40You've got a franchised tournament playing alongside international cricket. So I think
01:36:45that's going to be unique and a fantastic opportunity for fans to not only just enjoy
01:36:51the men, but obviously the women as well. So there'll be a tremendous build-up over the next
01:36:55few weeks. All right. So our viewers, Mr Miller is going to be with us for a little while longer.
01:36:59Okay. So we must go to a very short break. Studio, are we taking calls for Mr Miller?
01:37:04All right. So cricket fans, if you do have any questions for Mr Miller, he's going to answer
01:37:10your questions this morning. So you're calling us on 623-1711. The extension, it's 9095. We are
01:37:16going to a very short break. We're coming back with more talk on WCPL. We're coming back.
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01:40:33to Mr. Pete Russell. We are continuing the conversation with Mr. Russell. Mr. Russell,
01:40:39you know when we, and we did touch on it a little earlier, you know when we speak about CPL,
01:40:46we in Trinidad and Tobago, you know we have a loving name for parties and we call it Bacchanal,
01:40:52so we're expecting a certain amount of Bacchanal at these events. For prospective patrons or fans
01:41:04who would want to come to these games, what can we expect? So look, you're going to have the usual
01:41:11fair. You're going to have the DJs pumping the music out, which is great. We'll have the usual
01:41:19sort of stilt walkers, the fire eaters, the usual sort of festival that CPL tends to put on,
01:41:26and we want to create that vibe. So when you arrive, the music's pumping, the atmosphere
01:41:31is electric, but of course we need the fans, and the fans are always bringing the party. They're
01:41:36the ones who ultimately create the atmosphere. As I said, I think they're going to see some great
01:41:41cricket. They're going to be entertained all the way through. Massey is a great sponsor. They're
01:41:46going to make sure that we put on a great show as well. So there's no shortage of entertainment
01:41:52when you turn up and watch these games, and I really hope that the fans embrace some of these
01:41:58young players because they need to be supported as well on their journey, obviously not just in CPL,
01:42:04but obviously going through to international careers as well. So there's plenty going to be on
01:42:09show. You think that we in the Caribbean, we are now, because I think that our first love has been
01:42:20the test cricket. So the question is, you think that people in the Caribbean specifically,
01:42:27they are warming up to this type of cricket, this fast-paced, exciting type of cricket?
01:42:35Well, you only have to watch a CPL match in Trinidad and know that I think that moment has
01:42:41already come. We sell out, whether it's Lara or Gabriel, so I think fans have already voted
01:42:50with their feet in terms of what they prefer as a product. And of course, you've got to remember
01:42:54that we're all time poor these days, and T20 cricket gives you that fast, high-octane excitement.
01:43:02It's the, for me, it's the best snack in the world. But what we make sure when people come
01:43:09to cricket, they stay for the party. So you get both going on at the same time. So test cricket
01:43:15is still obviously the pinnacle of cricket, but it's a very different vibe, obviously, and
01:43:21it takes five days. So it's a slightly, it's a very different product.
01:43:25Yeah. Now, earlier, you would have touched a little bit on the men's game, and you do have
01:43:32that series of matches coming up. What should we know about these games?
01:43:38Well, again, it's for the first time since COVID, we're now back to all six countries. So
01:43:44the tournament will be a lot more condensed. So, you know, obviously COVID had a massive impact,
01:43:50not just on us, but everyone. But we're able now to play games pretty much every day.
01:43:56So from the 29th through to the 6th of October, apart from the days when we travel,
01:44:00there'll be a CPR match going on. So I think for viewers and fans, they can get into the
01:44:05narrative of the tournament. Over the past few years, we've sort of had gaps between the games,
01:44:10which has not always been ideal for us. But it will be exactly the same vibe, everyone turning
01:44:15up to a CPR game knows what to expect. The teams, I think, have fantastic balance this year.
01:44:20You know, I find it hard to pick a winner. But, you know, these games are not played on paper. So
01:44:26it will be very interesting to see who gets the momentum and lifts the trophy in Guyana on
01:44:30October the 6th. But as always, Trinidad has a very strong side. So, you know, they're going
01:44:35to be very much to the fore. And we can't wait to play all our games, not just in Trinidad,
01:44:40but obviously across the region. Yeah. All right. So again, for our viewers, you're calling us on
01:44:46623-1711. The extension is 9095. We're only taking calls if you want to speak about the CPL,
01:44:53if you want to find out where you can get tickets, if you want to find out about the excitement,
01:44:58the intensity of the games, and so on. Mr. Russell, let's speak a little bit again about and
01:45:05go deeper into the opportunities for women and more so in the Caribbean when it comes to
01:45:17opportunities provided by the CPL. Because I think that there may be a concern, all right,
01:45:26are similar opportunities available to our women just as the men have those opportunities?
01:45:36It's a really good question. And I think, you know, that for us, it's very important that they
01:45:40do have those opportunities, which is why, you know, we've taken the women's schedule out of
01:45:45the men's schedule, because we wanted to put it as a standalone, give it its own oxygen and say,
01:45:50look, the women are just as capable of putting on a fantastic show as the men. Because my feeling
01:45:56when we played in amongst the men was, well, they were sort of the warm up act and then you had the
01:46:01men play after them. So, yeah, we definitely believe that, you know, the way we're going
01:46:06about this is the right way that, you know, that the women will, in time, get to a place where
01:46:12commercially they'll be earning the same as the men. That's our hope. But for us, it's a huge
01:46:18priority. And, you know, we're very happy that obviously TV6 are helping us in terms of the
01:46:22promotion of what we're doing. Because we believe that there's a huge amount of talent here. So it's
01:46:29just about making sure we find that talent and give them the opportunity to express it.
01:46:34All right. So we have to go to another break again. We'll be right back, everybody.
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01:48:54All right. So, welcome back. So, we are continuing our discussion on CPL and more so the WCPL. We do
01:49:18have Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Pete Russell. Well, Mr. Russell, during our break, I tell you
01:49:27and you know that Trinidadians and Tobegonians, we like to party, right? So, we got a call asking
01:49:33about a rhythm section. So, how do people in the rhythm sections get involved in the CPL?
01:49:43Is there a particular route they have to take?
01:49:47Yeah, I think, you know, we obviously encourage as much music in the stands as possible. We have
01:49:53our own steel band that is in place. So, that's also there. But yeah, look, the more we can get
01:50:04musicians or musical acts into the stands, the better for us. So, there's no restriction on that.
01:50:09Yeah. How do, if they are interested, do they contact CPL? How do they do that?
01:50:18No, no, just get in touch with us. I mean, you have Mr. Muller's details.
01:50:21Yes.
01:50:22So, just let the caller speak to him and we'll see what we can do. But I think that'd be great fun.
01:50:30All right. Is there also going to be an opportunity, and this is for the fans that I'm asking for,
01:50:39as the teams arrive, is there going to be an opportunity for a meet and greet with the players?
01:50:47I would say when they arrive, probably not. I think, obviously, they've got their game
01:50:52faces on. Post the game itself, obviously, you know, everyone's going to be milling around. So,
01:51:00one would hope that there will be. But you'd have to do that in an organised way. I mean,
01:51:04the idea is we would have meet and greets anyway away from the stadium. So, you know,
01:51:09you'll see a lot of the players doing visits, whether it's, again, as I say, Massey is a
01:51:14sponsor. So, we'll have players at Massey stores. So, there will be an opportunity to meet the
01:51:19players for sure. That's definitely part of the strategy because you want these players to be
01:51:25accessible to everyone.
01:51:27Yeah. And I'm sure, Mr. Russell, that these players are playing for a big prize, right?
01:51:35Yeah, I think in the women's game, it's a significant prize. So, as I said, they're all
01:51:40going to want to win. So, it's going to be very competitive, which is really what you want. You
01:51:45want competitive action on the pitch and you want the party off the pitch.
01:51:49Yeah, but I realise you're not telling us what they're playing for. Are you prepared to tell
01:51:54us what the big prize is? People don't know? It's a secret?
01:51:59Yeah, you'll find out on finals day, but no, it's not interesting.
01:52:05All right. All right. So, there are surprises even for the teams, right? All right. So,
01:52:13Mr. Russell, we just have a few more minutes again. For our viewers who are now joining us,
01:52:21could you please tell us again when the matches do begin? Where can people get tickets? Social
01:52:27media presence and so on? So, you can get tickets from both the
01:52:32Queen's Park Oval Box Office and the Brian Lara Box Office. Also, the tickets are being sold on
01:52:38windiescricket.com. So, you can get them on the West Indies Cricket website. And actually, I
01:52:44really highly recommend that because it's a very simple way to purchase the tickets.
01:52:48The games are starting on the 21st of August. And TKR's games start on the 22nd of August. So,
01:52:57they're all down at Brian Lara. The initial games start at 7 o'clock and then you've got games on
01:53:02the 23rd, the 25th and the 27th, all of which are TKR games as well. But they will be double
01:53:09headers with the men. So, men's T20s against South Africa at 3 o'clock and then the women
01:53:14follow at 8 o'clock in the evening. So, there's a lot going on. There's a lot of cricket. It's
01:53:20all down at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy. It's non-stop action from the 21st of August.
01:53:25And please do get your tickets. They're valued at the lowest price is $7.50.
01:53:32So, yeah, we look forward to seeing you down at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy.
01:53:37Mr. Russell, you did say the lowest price is $7.50 US?
01:53:45Yeah. Yeah. So, it's all and again, you know, that makes it very attainable. And hopefully,
01:53:52you know, as we talked about right at the top of the show, we want families to attend as well. So,
01:53:57young girls who want a spot in the next Hayley Matthews, we want them all to be down there
01:54:03watching their heroes play. So, really, that's the point. This is all about being accessible
01:54:08to the fans. Yeah, it is. It is, Mr. Russell. Let's talk a little bit. We just have a few
01:54:14seconds again. Any special arrangements, reparking? No, again, you know, it's unlike the ICC,
01:54:22people can turn up and park at the Lara Academy. So, we're not obviously doing park and rides.
01:54:28Everyone can turn up and make sure you leave a little bit of time. Obviously, traffic can be
01:54:33quite challenging. But, you know, we're not expecting the size of crowds that we have at CPL.
01:54:38So, we believe that car park management will be very straightforward. So, you know, usual car
01:54:43parking arrangements at Brian Lund. Yeah. Mr. Russell, it was a pleasure speaking with you
01:54:48this morning. Thank you very much. Thanks for having me. Appreciate it. Okay. So, that's the
01:54:53end of our show for today. Have a good day, everyone, and have a good weekend. See you
01:54:58right back here on Monday morning. Bye for now.
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