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Kaieteur National Park

By Stabroek staff | December 2, 2008 in Photos 
The contract to build the guesthouse and wardens’ quarters at Tukeit in the Kaieteur National Park was signed yesterday at the National Parks Commission Boardroom. Contractor Aubrey Changlee (left) receives the contract from Chairman of the Kaieteur National Park Board Shyam Nokta (right). Also in photo are General Manager National Parks Commission Yolanda Vasconcellos, Consultant Ben Ter Welle, and Environmental Officer of the EPA Oumardatt Ramcharran. (Photo by Jules Gibson)

The contract to build the guesthouse and wardens’ quarters at Tukeit in the Kaieteur National Park was signed yesterday at the National Parks Commission Boardroom. Contractor Aubrey Changlee (left) receives the contract from Chairman of the Kaieteur National Park Board Shyam Nokta (right). Also in photo are General Manager National Parks Commission Yolanda Vasconcellos, Consultant Ben Ter Welle, and Environmental Officer of the EPA Oumardatt Ramcharran. (Photo by Jules Gibson)



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  1. Tony CANADA says:
    February 19, 2009 at 1:55 pm

    do you know when the guest house at Tukeit will be completed

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