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Jun 08, 2012 News
Incessant showers early yesterday morning , coupled with the high tide resulted in the areas along First and Second Avenues between Fifth Street and Sixth Street becoming flooded.
Bartica is a hilly community and with Fifth and Sixth Streets being at the lower levels of the community and close to the Essequibo River. The water rose about six inches above the river bank. Also flooded was an area that is located on the Byderabo Front-Road, next to the Byderabo Creek.
The areas on First Avenue where most businesses are located, got immediate relief as the new interim management committee (IMC) councillors and public-spirited citizens took to the task of immediately opening up the koker at First Avenue and Fifth Streets.
The newly installed IMC for the Bartica NDC said that the clogged-up drains and poor management and upkeep of the koker are responsible for this periodic flooding around these areas .
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