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A cross-section of patrons at PREStige 8 Carnival All Inclusive Fete, which took place at Presentation College Grounds, San Fernando. PHOTO BY ANIL RAMPERSAD.

By MARIO RUSSELL The carnival season is in full swing and the entertainment in­dustry is pleading to the authori­ties to allow safe zone events. It is almost two years since the enter­tainment industry has been shut down leaving thousands jobless. It has been a very hard time for promoters, artists, musicians and deejays that make…

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