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Nov 29, 2017 Letters
Dear Editor,
Massy Providence Supermarket is one of the largest businesses in Guyana. More so it has its own security service with modern technologies.
The security executives must have been well qualified people and should think seriously about protecting their customers as the season of Christmas is already here.
These are my recommendations;
[1] Guard huts and guards must be placed at entrances and must make entries of all vehicles number plates entering and leaving the compound either manually or electronically.
[2] A patrol vehicle must be used periodically along the main road to the supermarket.
[3] Massy must register a Taxi service to operate only in the compound with logo on the two front doors [right and left] and a lighted taxi sign on top.
Should the above system be put in place you will see a heavy flow of customers and continuous shopping.
Yours Co-operatively,
Parmanand Ram
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