The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) yesterday turned sod

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The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) yesterday turned sod on the site for a planned medical centre on Thomas Street, Georgetown. The establishment of the centre is being funded by the Islamic Development Bank along with the OUHLA Foundation, UK. In photo, Aleema Nasir, Chairperson of the Rights of the Child Commission and CIOG member, turns the sod for the planned site. Chief Medical Officer Shamdeo Persaud, who was present during the proceedings, lauded the project. (Photo by Arian Browne)
The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) yesterday turned sod on the site for a planned medical centre on Thomas Street, Georgetown. The establishment of the centre is being funded by the Islamic Development Bank along with the OUHLA Foundation, UK. In photo, Aleema Nasir, Chairperson of the Rights of the Child Commission and CIOG member, turns the sod for the planned site. Chief Medical Officer Shamdeo Persaud, who was present during the proceedings, lauded the project. (Photo by Arian Browne)
The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) yesterday turned sod on the site for a planned medical centre on Thomas Street, Georgetown. The establishment of the centre is being funded by the Islamic Development Bank along with the OUHLA Foundation, UK. In photo, Aleema Nasir, Chairperson of the Rights of the Child Commission and CIOG member, turns the sod for the planned site. Chief Medical Officer Shamdeo Persaud, who was present during the proceedings, lauded the project. (Photo by Arian Browne)
The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG) yesterday turned sod on the site for a planned medical centre on Thomas Street, Georgetown. The establishment of the centre is being funded by the Islamic Development Bank along with the OUHLA Foundation, UK. In photo, Aleema Nasir, Chairperson of the Rights of the Child Commission and CIOG member, turns the sod for the planned site. Chief Medical Officer Shamdeo Persaud, who was present during the proceedings, lauded the project. (Photo by Arian Browne)