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Empty parking spaces along the usually busy Water Street yesterday afternoon.
Empty parking spaces along the usually busy Water Street yesterday afternoon.

Motorists still lukewarm on parking meters

Motorists in Central Georgetown were more relaxed in their approach to paid parking spaces yesterday but there were still many empty slots following Tuesday’s launch of the controversial project.

Mayor and City Council workers using a jackhammer to destroy the concrete erection on the pavement in front of the Teleperformance Parking Lot on Camp Street.
Mayor and City Council workers using a jackhammer to destroy the concrete erection on the pavement in front of the Teleperformance Parking Lot on Camp Street.

Council destroys illegal access ramps to Teleperformance parking lot

As the City’s plan to reclaim spaces that are being used illegally by businesses and citizens continues, a team from the City Council yesterday destroyed two concrete ramps on the pavements outside of the entrances to the Teleperformance Parking Lot on Camp and Church streets.

Brazil yellow fever outbreak kills 40

BRASILIA,  (Reuters) – Public health officials in Brazil are working to stop an outbreak of yellow fever that has killed at least 40 people from becoming an epidemic and urged people in nine states yesterday to seek vaccinations.

UK security reform expert arrives

United Kingdom security expert Lt Col. (Rtd) Russell Combe is in Guyana to work on the Security Sector Reform Action Plan (SSRAP) in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Security and the Guyana Police Force, Director of Public Information Imran Khan has said.

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