Crime observatory equipment handed over to ministry

Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee (left) and Organisation of American States (OAS), Country Representative, Dennis Moses at the ceremony. (GINA photo) 

The Home Affairs Ministry on Monday  received several pieces of hardware and software from Country Repre-sentative of the Organisation of American States (OAS), Dennis Moses, and  the equipment will be used to gather and accept information on public security in Guyana.

The Government Informa-tion Agency (GINA) said in a press release that the next step will see the Ministry of Home Affairs in collaboration with the OAS  procuring the services of a public security data coordinator,