Tobago police are on the lookout for covid19-positive people breaching home quarantine to vote on Monday in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) elections.
There are 785 patients in home isolation, according to the Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development's clinical update on Sunday.
Senior Tobago police briefed officers at the Scarborough Police Station on Monday morning before they were deployed in 15 electoral districts. The senior cops included Snr Supt Junior Benjamin, ASP Joseph and acting W/Insp Alicia Piggott.
[caption id="attachment_928200" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Tobago cops at a briefing on Monday in Scarborough ahead of the opening of the polls for the THA election. Photo courtesy TTPS[/caption]
The officers were briefed on maintaining law and order, working with the EBC presiding officer, ensuring people were not breaching covid19 quarantine regulations, and maintaining a smooth electoral process.
The polls opened at 6am and will close at 6pm. The election features 45 candidates from five political parties.
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