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I am back in Trinidad
Dear Editor,
With regards to the above captioned, I write to inform you that I am back in Trinidad and Tobago. Came in on Friday morning on CAL flight out of Guyana at 5:45am. Upon my arrival I encountered no issues. Still mentally scared and trying to pick up the pieces from the drama over the past week. My son is out of hospital but not yet fully recovered. Came home yesterday, Sunday September 11, 2016. Thank you for publishing the letter, thus giving me a voice to put forward my issue.
Cephil Hodge.
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