Caribbean Report 30-10-1998
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1998-10-30
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:49)
2. Trinidad and Tobago's Chief Medical Officer delivers a clear message on the country's most recent aids figures. Dr Rawle Edwards is interviewed and Tony Fraser reports (00:50-03:46)
3. Flooding and mud slides block aid and rescue in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch. Meanwhile in Belize, life is returning to normal in Belize City as people who move out of the Peninsula area return to assess any flood damage done by the storm. Aid Worker based in Honduras working for an Irish Humanitarian Group Sally O'Neil is interviewed and Peter Greste reports (03:47-09:59)
4. Group of British businessmen and government officials travel to Havana next week in a bid to boast trade links with the United Kingdom. Brian Wilson is interviewed and Warren Gordon reports (10:00-11:56)
5. Cable and Wireless has its say on regional plans to end the telecommunications monopoly. Director of Sales and Marketing Cable and Wireless, Caribbean Region Colin Little is interviewed along with St Kitts and Nevis' Communication Minister Cedric Libert (11:57-15:27)
2. Trinidad and Tobago's Chief Medical Officer delivers a clear message on the country's most recent aids figures. Dr Rawle Edwards is interviewed and Tony Fraser reports (00:50-03:46)
3. Flooding and mud slides block aid and rescue in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch. Meanwhile in Belize, life is returning to normal in Belize City as people who move out of the Peninsula area return to assess any flood damage done by the storm. Aid Worker based in Honduras working for an Irish Humanitarian Group Sally O'Neil is interviewed and Peter Greste reports (03:47-09:59)
4. Group of British businessmen and government officials travel to Havana next week in a bid to boast trade links with the United Kingdom. Brian Wilson is interviewed and Warren Gordon reports (10:00-11:56)
5. Cable and Wireless has its say on regional plans to end the telecommunications monopoly. Director of Sales and Marketing Cable and Wireless, Caribbean Region Colin Little is interviewed along with St Kitts and Nevis' Communication Minister Cedric Libert (11:57-15:27)