00:00Maybe we can look to reintroduce Isozo on some sort of different scale because the whole country now is under
00:08state of emergency and it would affect the morale and the psychology of the citizens on the street and we
00:16now all have to bear that burden.
00:21As for the SOE, President of the Greater San Fernando Area Chamber of Commerce Kiran Singh hopes it will bring
00:27positive results.
00:29So we wait to see the outcome as to how long it will be in term four and hopefully we
00:36will see some positive outcomes out of the state of emergency as they seek to subdue the criminal elements that
00:44continue to affect us very negatively.
00:46We did notice the spiral of murder rates did start back after the state of emergency ended, the last one
00:51in January 21st, and we saw some serious crimes occurring.
00:56So let's see what will happen from today.
00:58Meanwhile, on High Street San Fernando on Tuesday, we spoke with a few people who shared a range of views
01:04on the SOE's implementation.
01:07I mean, just like this was the third one. So just like the last two, I mean, to the normal
01:12man on the street, it seemed as though we still have been affected by crime the same way.
01:16I think what she has to do, she has to do.
01:18I don't think it's a good idea at all because it doesn't make any sense. SOE still have murder taken
01:24place because it sends faith.
01:26I find it's, we can't have people like that. So we will live under SOE for the next 30 years,
01:31until 2030.
01:32I said, so, SOE, so, I don't know, they're trying something, maybe, you see, but they don't know how it
01:43is.
01:43Because they're attacking the young men on the road, but who bringing in the guns, who bringing in the cocaine,
01:50who bringing in the, I believe my little brother has enough money or funds to fund these guns and ammunition.
01:59It's actually somebody else from the top, the big fish, who am attacking the big fish then?
02:05Cindy Raghubar Tika Singh, TV6 News.
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