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The remains of the house following the fire (Photo: Guyana Fire Service/April 9, 2022)
The building was owned by Aaron Watson, 39 and occupied by himself and his family of four. The entire building and its contents were destroyed.
“The Guyana Fire Service is reminding citizens that there are harsh penalties attached to arson attacks and once identified, perpetrators will face the full brunt of the law.”
