Activists again call for tougher fireworks laws

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Senior Reporter andrea.perez-sobers@guardian.co.tt Calls for tougher controls on fireworks are growing after Saturday’s devastating fire in Port-of-Spain, which gutted a long-standing electrical repair business and destroyed two homes. Citizens Against Noise Pollution TT (CANPTT) vice-president for public relations Tamara Chatar and animal activist Elspeth Duncan are urging authorities to ta

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Activists again call for tougher fireworks laws

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