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The load was too much

By Stabroek News
August 27, 2014
The load was too much: This container laden with vehicle batteries punctured a hole in the road (inset) near Thomas and Church Sts yesterday.

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The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Georgetown on Sunday hosted a Day of Sports for children living with disabilities. The event was held at the Georgetown Cricket Club. This Ministry photo shows one of the events at the day of sport.

Disabilities no hindrance: 16 h ago

A large contingent of police officers and ranks early yesterday morning participated in the National Environmental Enhancement initiative at the seawall. (Guyana Police Force photo)

National Environmental Enhancement initiative 3 d ago

The first precast girder was yesterday morning launched for the new Demerara River Bridge, marking a new phase of the construction process, the Ministry of Public Works said. The precast girder is a horizontal beam that supports the deck of a bridge and the weight of traffic. Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill was present to offer remarks and witness this historic event on the western end of the bridge. (Ministry of Public Works photo)

Girder for new Demerara River bridge launched 4 d ago

The ribbon cutting to open GuyExpo yesterday at the Sophia Exhibition Centre. President Irfaan Ali officially opened this year’s expo themed, “Guyana on Show: The Fastest Growing Economy”. It will run from November 15 to 17. (Department of Public Information photo)
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Guyana on show 5 d ago

A veteran laying a wreath yesterday at the Veterans Monument on the Front Lawns of Base Camp Ayanganna. (Office of the Prime Minister photo)

Veterans Day 6 d ago

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, President Irfaan Ali, was joined by Prime Minister Brigadier Mark Phillips, Chief of Defence Staff Brigadier Omar Khan of the Guyana Defence Force, other heads of the Joint Services, and members of the diplomatic community at the War Monument outside the Bank of Guyana to pay tribute to the fallen heroes of World War I and World War II. In this photograph war veterans are seen making their way to the monument. (Office of the President photo)

Honouring our heroes 1 week ago

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