Daily Archive: Monday, October 10, 2022

Articles published on Monday, October 10, 2022

Intensive work ongoing on the bridge yesterday afternoon (Ministry of Public Works photo)

Bridge on track for reopening tonight

Emergency works on the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) to repair damage from a massive collision remain on schedule with engineers labouring around the clock to meet tonight’s reopening deadline, General Manager Wayne Watson says.

Passengers boarding a boat at the Vreed-en-Hoop stelling

Thousands crossing Demerara in boats

Thousands of commuters yesterday crossed the Demerara River in boats, grappling with various challenges and anxieties as they await the conclusion of critical repairs to the bridge which was knocked out of service early Saturday morning.

Engineer’s Bill not being ignored – Edghill

Nearly two years since it was given to a Cabinet sub-committee for review, the draft Engineer’s Bill is still there, as Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill last week explained it was because the current legislative agenda is packed and items are treated in order of priority.

Nkosie Barker struck an unbeaten 70 to give Malteenoes victory

Malteenoes, Sophia in winners row

Malteenoes cricket club defeated 4R Lions by three wickets while Sophia brushed aside Ace Warriors by four wickets as the Georgetown Cricket Association/Atlantic Marine Supplies Incorporated Suzuki Motorcycles second-division T20 tournament continued yesterday.

ExxonMobil under scrutiny

On Friday October 7th, the US Department of Labor (DoL) issued an order to ExxonMobil to reinstate two scientists who the DoL believe had been fired on the suspicion that they had leaked information to the media about potentially fraudulent production projections by the company.