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Jun 03, 2018 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Fires are never far away. They are started by either carelessness or by some faulty electrical connection. There will be a fire in the eastern part of the country that will cause significant damage. There will be a rush by neighbours to help but their efforts would be insignificant.
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There was a time when minibuses were the cause of many road accidents. Today, young drivers in cars are the primary cause. One of them will be speeding when he would encounter problems because of a failure in judgement. He would collide with another vehicle. There would be some injuries.
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Robberies are always occurring and Berbice is now becoming the hotspot. The police would respond quickly enough to catch one of the perpetrators at his home.Some of the items would be recovered.
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