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EU reviews Internet security after emissions fraud

BRUSSELS,  (Reuters) – An email “phishing” fraud  against the European Union’s greenhouse gas Emissions Trading  Scheme (ETS) has prompted the executive European Commission to  revise its Internet security guidelines, the Commission said.

Cullen resident Savitri Fredericks contemplates her next move after the effects of the spring tide which destroyed her home and caused her to relocate to her kitchen garden.
Cullen resident Savitri Fredericks contemplates her next move after the effects of the spring tide which destroyed her home and caused her to relocate to her kitchen garden.

Spring tides batter Essequibo Coast

– several villages flooded Persons living along parts of the Essequibo Coast, including farmers are counting their losses following a high tide which caused severe overtopping and crumbled sea defence infrastructure there over the past several days.

Anger after money paid, no cars delivered

Around two dozen persons who thought they were going to seal a good deal paid down hundreds of thousands for cars which are yet to be delivered and the woman who dealt with them has since disappeared.

Sanjay’s mother, Babita, with one of her other children.

Aunt, uncle charged with beating Sanjay

The aunt and uncle of three-year-old Charran ‘Sanjay’ Sahadeo were refused bail when they appeared before Magistrate Nigel Hawke at the Blairmont Court yesterday charged with assault causing actual bodily harm.

Over $250M spent combating El Nino – gov’t

As arid El Nino conditions continue, the Ministry of Agriculture announced yesterday that government has spent in excess of $250M since the phenomenon began and with reduced water levels, pumps in several regions have been activated on a 20-hour-basis costing $3.2M daily.

Woman’s foot almost severed by boyfriend

…says finally finished with him After Sandra Parks asked her live-in boyfriend to use the indoor toilet he became enraged, began beating her with a piece of wood and then almost severed her right foot with a cutlass.

A fireman examining the chimney attached to the oven.

Fire disaster averted at Pepper’s

A potentially catastrophic occurrence was avoided last evening when a fire which ignited at the popular Pepper’s Brazilian Restaurant was quickly extinguished before any major damage was done.

Lakeram Ramcharitar

Grove man put raw gold and cash to his own use

– court told Thirty-one-year-old Lakeram Ramcharitar of Grove, East Bank Demerara was placed on $85,000 bail when he appeared at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court for allegedly converting to his own use a quantity of raw gold and cash given to him by a woman to deliver to a man.

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