Flood In Trincity Mall

Flood Trincity Mall - Trinidad, Tobago / Caribbean - Posted: 28th Aug, 2008 - 2:42am

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24th Aug, 2008 - 12:10am / Post ID: #
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Flood In Trincity Mall

Flood In Trincity Mall

There is flooding in Trinicity Mall... but what do you notice in this video clip, let us see if anyone can pick out the primitive natives in this video:



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24th Aug, 2008 - 12:56am / Post ID: #
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Mall Trincity Flood

Don't HCL own Trincity Mall? I'd have thought that a big company like that would have taken more precautions against this occuring, especially since there is a river right beside it.



24th Aug, 2008 - 1:04am / Post ID: #
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Flood In Trincity Mall Caribbean / Tobago & Trinidad

I have always said that all that flat land out there being developed without adequate drainage is ripe for major flooding. Infrastructure always seems to take second stage in development here.



28th Aug, 2008 - 2:42am / Post ID: #
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Mall Trincity Flood

Well, Trincity Mall flooded again. Second time in five days. They are blaming the issue to the expansion taking place. Yeah right. rolleyes.gif


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FOR the second time in five days, heavy rains made a big deposit at the Trincity Mall branch of RBTT yesterday.

And the water flowing in through the western entrance of the mall yesterday also flooded out the popular eye-wear retail store Raycool.

Both RBTT and Raycool, which are located opposite each other, were also adversely affected by Saturday's heavy showers that ravaged the East-West Corridor.

RBTT was not opened on the first day of flooding but customers were also unable to use the automated teller machines (ATM) because the ground floor of the mall was flooded.

But yesterday's waters rushed in during working hours and the bank was forced to close for almost three hours so clean-up operations could be completed.

There were approximately 20 customers inside the bank when the mid-morning waters arrived. The bank was forced to close from 11.45 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. ...


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