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GWI to be blamed for ruptured sewage system
A sewage system ruptured in front 33 ‘C’ Barrack Street, Kingston early Sunday morning
The Filthy Sewages that flows out of the whole
and resulted in several parts in the area being affected.
At the scene, a liquid with a pungent odour could be seen spewing from two depressed sections of the corner of the road.
Mr. Galloway, a resident, explained that the breakage was due to the “digging” by the Guyana Water Inc (GWI) for the past week. He further stressed that he has no idea what the water company was digging for but this caused sewage to flow into neighbour’s yards.
It was observed that one woman, who refused to give her name was trapped inside her house since her yard was “flooded” with the filthy looking liquid.
It was also noted that the area smells “bad” and it was even “difficult” to breathe.
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