1.1K views · 13 reactions | Barbadians get another ease at the pumps. Gov’t to table its response to the Auditor General report by Wednesday A worrying decline in airlift affects summer bookings …and more in your Barbados Today Evening News Update | Barbados Today | Facebook

Lawyers weigh recent CCJ judgment. The former Opposition Leader supports the appointment of Crystal Drakes as an independent senator . . . and more in the Barbados Today Morning News Update. | Barbados Today

BARBADOS HAS ALREADY BEEN HIT BY A TSUNAMI If you think Barbados is immune to tsunamis, think again. In fact, the island has been hit by one already, according to Acting Director of the Coastal Zone Management Unit, Dr. Lorna Inniss. She says it happened more than two centuries ago. The event, she says, was reported by a ship's captain and recorded in a news letter. Dr. Inniss recalled the incident during her presentation on the topic 'The Ocean: High-risk playground or life-giving system." She

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Work at the Barbados Yacht Club ground to a halt this morning as staff staged a strike over pay discrepancies. Senior Legal Officer of the Barbados Workers' Union, Alexandria Thomas, addressed the media on the scene, stating that employees have not received their full salaries and allowances. Video: Patrick Murray #CBCNewsBarbados | CBC News Barbados

In tonight's news: Barbados signs oil drilling deal Mother of murder accused claims police could have saved her son. | The Nation Barbados