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Police get mattresses from Canadian-based businessman
Guyanese businessman, Pramchand Punwasi, who is resident in Canada, and is the owner of Canadian Surplus (Guyana) presented 20 beds, complete with mattresses, to the Guyana Police Force, to assist with the comfortable
Assistant Commissioner Christopher Griffith (left) receives part of the donation from Mr. Pramchand Punwasi, while other Senior Officers look on.
accommodation of ranks at stations.
The donation was made at a simple ceremony at the Police Officers’ Mess Annexe, Eve Leary.
Mr. Punwasi said that it was a pleasure for him to make the donation, as it was only fitting for him to contribute to his country, and he felt that the Guyana Police Force would be one of the best places to start in view of its responsibility in maintaining public safety and security.
Assistant Commissioner “Operations”, Christopher Griffith, who accepted the articles on behalf of the Police Force, and in the presence of other Senior Officers, expressed sincere gratitude to the donor for what he termed a “timely gesture” which will do well for the improvement of the welfare of members of the Force.
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