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Fire eating away at the four buildings at Grove, East Bank Demerara this afternoon, before the fire tenders arrived.

Fire razes four buildings at Grove

A fire yesterday, which reportedly started after gas bottles exploded in a Chinese Restaurant at Grove, East Bank Demerara, flattened four buildings and scorched a fifth, leaving behind millions of dollars in damage and some 29 people homeless.

 Henry Greene

Crime rate up

Police Commissioner Henry Greene yesterday reported a 9% increase in the crime rate, which he said along with gang violence and its link to the entry of illegal firearms through border locations are causes for concern for the Guyana Police Force (GPF).

The tracker dog heading into Rhampattie Ramsundar’s home.

Enmore woman murdered

The body of a woman was yesterday discovered tied up and with marks of violence in her ransacked Enmore, East Coast Demerara home and a tracker dog later led police to the home of a man with whom she had an ongoing feud.

File photo: Nazar Mohamed (june 2010)

Mohamed’s owner apologises for guards’ torture

Two employees of Mohamed’s Enterprise have been dismissed and suspended respectively for their role in the recent beating and torturing of three security guards, the business’s owner Nazar Mohamed said yesterday as he apologized publicly for the incident.

The Toyota Tundra which was struck by one of three bullets discharged during an attempted robbery at Vryheid’s Lust, East Coast Demerara late Friday night. Inset is a close up of the bullet hole.

Vryheid’s Lust businessman slams firearm licence red tape

An East Coast Demerara (ECD) businessman said yesterday that if he had been granted his firearm licence he would have been better able to defend his wife, who was attacked just before midnight on Friday in a chilling attempted robbery that still has the couple terrified.

The outhouses that the 819 students of the Port Kaituma Primary School are using. The padlocked pit latrine to the left is used by the teachers.

Port Kaituma Primary without adequate water for months

Sloppy work by a contractor hired by the Region One Administration has resulted in hundreds of students and teachers of the Port Kaituma Primary School being without an adequate water supply for several months; a situation that parents fear could lead to a health crisis.

Rajendra Motilall Sonilall

Husband’s murder turns housewife into businesswoman

– struggles to care for family, cries for justice The brutal murder of her husband has forced Zaleen Rasheeda to abandon her full-time housewife role and learn the salted fish trade to ensure that her five daughters are adequately cared for.

 Raphael Trotman

Police abusing ‘wanted bulletin’ process – lawyers

The police practice of issuing wanted bulletins for persons they want for questioning, but against whom no allegation has been made, has been described by lawyers as illegal, a form of “character assassination” and an abuse of the process that should be stopped.

Cops must work harder to solve crimes

 – mother of Cummings Lodge murder victim  says Justice may never come for Kamla Singh, whose daughter and grandson were among those killed at Cummings Lodge last month but she believes the police need to put some real effort into finding the gunmen.

The scene at the Georgetown Hospital as news of the Norton Street accident spread. Also in the photo (centre) is one of the injured persons. He later sought medical attention at a private hospital.

Many injured in Norton Street minibus accident

A  Route 41 minibus yesterday turned turtle several times on Norton Street before landing in a drain, resulting in injuries to at least fifteen persons including the driver, who up to last evening was in a critical condition.

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