Police investigate assault of sex worker

Police investigate assault of sex worker

The Guyana Police Force is investigating an alleged assault committed on a 25-year-old male sex worker at Herstelling, East Bank Demerara. The suspect is a 34-year-old welder who is in custody assisting with the investigations. According to a police report, at about 18:00 hrs on Tuesday, the sex worker claimed that he was heading to…

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Trinidad to host eight CPL matches in 2022

Trinidad to host eight CPL matches in 2022

Trinidad and Tobago has been confirmed as one of the host locations for this season’s Hero Caribbean Premier League, set to start on August 30. There will be eight matches played in Trinidad during September 12-18, with home team Trinbago Knight Riders taking part in four of those games. Shamfa Cudjoe, Minister of Sport and…

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Teens’ booster shots stalled until low vaccination rate goes higher

Teens’ booster shots stalled until low vaccination rate goes higher

Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony says that the government will not yet introduce COVID-19 booster doses for teenagers since less than half of the adolescent population received their first and second Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses. Teenagers- that is, those individuals aged 12 to 17 years- have been receiving the US-made Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine exclusively, since…

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Fisherman stabs wife to death, flees scene

Fisherman stabs wife to death, flees scene

APPROXIMATELY three decades of marriage ended tragically early Tuesday morning, when Vijay Raj, a fisherman, stabbed his wife, Savitrie Raj, to death. According to police reports, the incident occurred around 1:00am at the couple’s Lot 563 Fifteenth Street, Foulis, East Coast Demerara home. Recounting the incident, the couple’s son said that he was in the…

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With big focus on drainage, PM says Guyana preparing for any floods

With big focus on drainage, PM says Guyana preparing for any floods

Nationwide flooding gripped Guyanese during last year’s May/ June rainy season but Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips says that the local authorities are better prepared for the upcoming rainy season because of the increased focus on improving drainage. Because of the devastating impact of the floods last year, the Prime Minister explained that large…

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