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Irene Barry wheels her visibly shaken daughter out of the Accident and Emergency Unit of the Georgetown Public Hospital
Irene Barry wheels her visibly shaken daughter out of the Accident and Emergency Unit of the Georgetown Public Hospital

Sophia woman badly beaten by father of child

A South Sophia mother of three and her mother were afraid to return home last evening after her child’s father beat her mercilessly and fled after the police arrived.

A section of the vendors at yesterday’s meeting
A section of the vendors at yesterday’s meeting

Mon Repos Market vendors safe from relocation

Vendors of the Mon Repos market are now breathing a sigh of relief after they learned that they will not have to relocate to facilitate the expansion of the four-lane highway.

NY-bound drug courier nabbed

An American citizen was yesterday afternoon nabbed with cocaine in her suitcase as she was preparing to leave Guyana on a flight bound for the JFK International Airport, New York, Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) head James Singh confirmed.

Jose Francisco De Sousa Lema

Brazilian miner was slain by masked attackers

Murdered Brazilian dredge owner Jose Francisco De Sousa Lema was robbed of raw gold by three masked men with guns and after the attack his body was left lying on the roadway for most of Tuesday because police at the nearest stations did not have any transportation to get them to the isolated area.

Jagdeo Thakurdeen

Mon Repos electrician died of head injuries

Jagdeo Thakurdeen, the Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara electrician who was found dead on Sunday night at Good Hope, died as a result of head injuries, a post-mortem examination has found and the man’s widow yesterday said that his death may have been avoided if police had acted on a report she made to them.

Venezuelan blood pressure meds story fails to move court

A Venezuelan national who entered Guyana illegally, and who also claimed he was here to purchase medication since he suffers from high blood pressure after which he would return to Venezuela, was yesterday fined $30,000 or the alternative of six months imprisonment Gloeny Enrique Mendez Gonzalez, 42, appeared before Magistrate Fabayo Azore on a charge that on June 23,

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