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Trinidad & Tobago has long-standing restrictions surrounding camouflage-patterned clothing and material, including restrictions on importation and laws against wearing clothing that could cause someone to be mistaken for a member of the Defence Force.

Do these restrictions still make sense today?

Should Trinidad & Tobago repeal its restrictions on camouflage patterns?

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You may have noticed that the r/trinidad banner is looking a little different.

Meet The Picong Panorama. It’s our evolving illustrated snapshot of Trinidad & Tobago. 🇹🇹

Unlike a traditional Reddit banner that stays the same year-round, The Picong Panorama will change along with the country and the subreddit.

As news breaks, memorable moments happen, cultural events are celebrated, and new topics take over the national conversation, some of them may find their way into the panorama.

Think of it as a mashup of current events, culture, history and, of course, picong.

Take a closer look. Some references will be obvious. Others might only make sense if you’ve been following what’s happening in Trinidad & Tobago.

Over time, older illustrations may disappear and new ones will take their place. The banner you see today won’t necessarily be the banner you see next month.

See something happening that deserves a place in The Picong Panorama? Drop your suggestions in the comments or send a Modmail.

What should we add next? 👀🇹🇹

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Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith has raised questions about the legality of U.S. personnel being stationed at TTPS police posts.

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