DMRC Disaster Management Unit

28/10/2022

from ODPMTT

28/10/2022

from ODPMTT

In light of the current adverse weather, please keep in mind the following tips and make the necessary arrangements to protect your loved ones and property:

✅ Secure outdoor furniture or bring them indoors

✅ Move electronics and important documents to the highest level in the house to avoid flood damage

✅ Trim dead limbs from trees

✅ Make sure your vehicle's fuel tank is filled and if possible, move your vehicle to higher ground if the area is prone higher ground

28/10/2022

from Ministry of Education - TT

28/10/2022

We have Sandbags are available for collection at the DMU office in Petit Valley (just behind the Diego Martin MP's office)

Feel free to contact our hotline☎️ 800-3672 (DMRC) to report any incidents in your area.

from Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government

We have Sandbags are available for collection at the DMU office in Petit Valley (just behind the Diego Martin MP's office)

Feel free to contact our hotline☎️ 800-3672 (DMRC) to report any incidents in your area.

13/10/2022

The Diego Martin Regional Corporation, Disaster Management Unit engaged residents at the West Bee's compound today to share information about disaster risk reduction. This was done to commemorate the United Nations International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction.

05/10/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation

03/10/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation + Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service

03/10/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation + Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service

Official Statement #2: Active Tropical Wave East of the Windward Islands

Date: 3.10.2022
Issuance Time: 10:02:57 AM

The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service continues to monitor an active tropical wave to the east of the Windward Islands.

As at 8 a.m. today (Monday 3rd October,2022), this tropical wave was located near 51W or about 1050 km east of the Windward Islands and moving to the west near 28 km/hr. The National Hurricane Center has given this tropical wave a low (30%) chance of developing into a Tropical Cyclone in 48 hours and a medium (40%) chance of development in five (5) days.

Regardless of development, moist and unstable conditions would exist over the islands. Trinidad and Tobago would experience cloudy skies with intermittent periods of showers and a medium to high chance of thunderstorm activity. These conditions can persist from the middle of this week and into the start of the weekend due to the approach and passage of this tropical wave.

At present, there are NO alerts, watches or warnings in effect for Trinidad and Tobago.

The TTMS continues to monitor this tropical wave and will issue and update at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning (04th October 2022) or earlier if the situation warrants.

As always, pay close attention to information being issued by the TTMS by visiting www.metoffice.gov.tt, downloading our mobile app (search: TT Met Office) and following us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

21/09/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation + Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government

21/09/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation + Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government

21/09/2022

from Diego Martin Regional Corporation + Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government

⚠️🌊River Level Advisory Wednesday 21st September 2022 as of 12:30pm

Please be advised that High Tides will result in slower water run off.

Affected communities are urged to call relevant Disaster Management Units.