The University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus will be partially closed for the next two days as efforts are made to address the damage caused by last week’s storm and as well as health and safety issues created by the resulting floodwaters on the campus.
This is according to Vice Chancellor Jacob Opadeyi, who told Stabroek News that over the next two days the operations of the university will be limited to the administering of summer classes and examinations.
“We have a lot of dead animals that are smelling now. We have to clean it up. And we are trying to take care of
