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Traffic backed up

By Staff Editor
May 12, 2017
The severe traffic jam after the Rupert Craig Highway was closed to facilitate work on an arch at Cummings Lodge.

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As part of its commitment to safeguarding workers’ rights and promoting workplace safety in the oil and gas Industry, the Ministry of Labour recently conducted a detailed inspection on board the FPSO Liza Destiny. Led by Occupational Safety and Health Officer Ray Hosannah and Labour Officer Deniese Duncan, the ministry’s team reviewed the drillship’s Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) policies, training and competence of personnel, emergency response systems, risk assessments, waste management, and record-keeping practices. Key topics such as the National Minimum Wage Order, working conditions, overtime regulations, termination protocols, probationary periods, notice periods, and leave with pay were also discussed with crew members. (Ministry of Labour photo)

FPSO inspection 15 h ago

A woman in La Grange, West Bank Demerara lighting diyas

Lighting diyas 2 d ago

A little girl assist in the lighting of diyas at her Bel Air home
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Scenes from Diwali light up last evening, symbolising the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil 2 d ago

Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha motorcade: A scene from last night’s annual motorcade along the East Coast of Demerara.

Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha motorcade 3 d ago

The Ministry of Labour yesterday marked the upcoming Festival of Lights with a Diwali Cultural Event and Rangoli Competition hosted at the ministry’s compound. In this photo one of the Rangoli displays is being worked on.

Rangoli 4 d ago

Thermoplastic road painting underway at the Aubrey Barker four-lane expansion project. (Ministry of Public Works photo)

Marking 5 d ago

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