MP for Fyzabad, Davendranath Tancoo

09/09/2026

Hot weather can be dangerous to your health.

It is important to safeguard your health during periods of hot weather and prevent heat exhaustion or heat stroke!

Signs of heat stroke or heat exhaustion include:

🌡️A high body temperature (39°C or higher).
🌡️Cold, pale, and clammy skin.
🌡️A fast, weak pulse (heat exhaustion).
🌡️A fast, strong pulse (heat stroke).
🌡️Tiredness or weakness.
🌡️Headache.
🌡️Nausea or vomiting.
🌡️Muscle cramps.
🌡️Dizziness and confusion.
🌡️Fainting (passing out).

Follow these tips:

💧Drink lots of water!

👉🏽Avoid strenuous exercise in midday heat!

💧Take water breaks if working outdoors!

🪟Close windows and shutters facing the sun

🌳Keep cool indoors or in shaded outdoor areas

🧴Wear Sunscreen with SPF 30 and above and reapply as directed

Source Ministry of Health - Trinidad and Tobago

08/09/2026

I want to thank everyone who came out, sat with us, shared your concerns and brought your issues to our attention.

For me, these office days are about more than just meetings. It’s about listening, understanding what people are going through, and seeing how we can help.

We may not be able to solve every issue immediately, but every concern matters, and we will continue to do our best to follow up and get things moving.

Thank you for continuing to trust us and for keeping us connected to the people we serve.

Fyzabad, we’re here for you.

08/09/2026

Fyzabad, we’re here for you.

Another Constituency Office Day completed.
Today, we had the opportunity to meet with residents from across the Fyzabad Constituency, listen to their concerns and discuss the issues that matter to them and their families.

08/09/2026

🌡️ El Niño is strengthening. Here’s the conversation business leaders need to have now.

Drought, floods, and extreme heat can ripple through supply chains, disrupting food production, transport, water, energy, and operations.

The advantage? There is time to prepare. The UNDRR Corporate Chief Resilience Officers Network is calling on businesses to act now.

🔎 Know your exposure: Map the sites, suppliers, and critical inputs most exposed to El Niño-related disruption.
🔄 Strengthen your supply chain: Work with critical suppliers on vulnerabilities and contingency plans. Pre-qualify alternative sources and routes where needed, and review buffer stocks and continuity arrangements.
👤 Make someone accountable: Assign clear leadership for managing El Niño risk across the organization.
⏱️ Use forecasts to act: Let seasonal forecasts guide planning and financing, sub-seasonal forecasts refine preparedness, and weather warnings trigger operational action.

El Niño may be strengthening, but so can business resilience. The Advisory includes practical actions for both larger companies and smaller businesses.

See if your business is ready for El Niño ➡️ https://ow.ly/wY1V50ZILix

08/09/2026

07/09/2026

"To all our students heading back to school, I wish you a successful new school year. Work hard, stay focused, ask questions, and make the most of every opportunity to learn and grow.
All the best for the new school year!"

The Hon. Davendranath Tancoo,
Minister of Finance & Member of Parliament for Fyzabad

05/09/2026

❗NOTICE❗

🗓️📚 Academic Calendar 2026 - 2027 📅✨

Share it with friends and family to keep everyone on track and informed.

03/09/2026

🚨 Fraud Awareness Friday

How to Decode a Scam

Scammers know how to make a message look convincing. Learn to spot the signs before you click, respond, or share.

🔎 Look closely. Question the details. Protect yourself.

03/09/2026