Joshua Gill
While chopping some wood, Gill recalled that he saw thick black smoke and thought one of his children had ventured off and lit a fire. When he realised it was his house on fire, it was too late.
“I could not save anything and I just had to watch it burn,” Gill told the News Room.
The house after the fireThe father, who remains shaken from the ordeal, said he is thankful that no one was harmed. The family is now living in an abandoned house in the community.
Meanwhile, on Saturday, the Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha donated several items such as food and clothing to the family.
Persons willing to assist the family can contact Indrawattie Natram on +592 664 6794.
