Caribbean Report 13-11-1997
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1997-11-13
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:28)
2. Montserrat seeks Caricom help to force insurance companies to pay for volcano damage. Chief Minister of Montserrat David Brandt and Clare Short International Development Minister are interviewed (00:29-05:16)
3. Officials of the Airport Authority of Trinidad and Tobago remain tight lipped about new measures being put in place to fight drug trafficking. Local officials indicate that random drug testing for airport employees will start in the near future. Errol Pilgrim reports (05:17-07:33)
4. Caribbean drug mules talk about life in British prisons. Some drug mules were interviewed and Emma Joseph reports (07:34-11:12)
5. Life in the Big Apples for people from the Dominican republic. They are the largest single immigrant group in New York and the poorest as well. Leslie Goffe reports (11:13-13:41)
6. Brothers rescued at sea after trying to row to Barbados from Tenerife. Captain David Tomkinson is interviewed (13:42-15:26)
2. Montserrat seeks Caricom help to force insurance companies to pay for volcano damage. Chief Minister of Montserrat David Brandt and Clare Short International Development Minister are interviewed (00:29-05:16)
3. Officials of the Airport Authority of Trinidad and Tobago remain tight lipped about new measures being put in place to fight drug trafficking. Local officials indicate that random drug testing for airport employees will start in the near future. Errol Pilgrim reports (05:17-07:33)
4. Caribbean drug mules talk about life in British prisons. Some drug mules were interviewed and Emma Joseph reports (07:34-11:12)
5. Life in the Big Apples for people from the Dominican republic. They are the largest single immigrant group in New York and the poorest as well. Leslie Goffe reports (11:13-13:41)
6. Brothers rescued at sea after trying to row to Barbados from Tenerife. Captain David Tomkinson is interviewed (13:42-15:26)