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We have to leave a benign legacy for our children that we do care for them
DEAR EDITOR,
Not only the drainage infrastructure in Chateau Margot on the East Coast of Demerara is very poor and ignored by the Regional Democratic Council at Triumph village on the East Coast of Demerara, or even the National Democratic Council, which is at Better Hope East Coast Demerara, but also the damaged unsuitable roads and streets.
Children going to the local school, walking, have to dodge wide street potholes, made by large and very heavy vehicular traffic, on their way back and forth; morning and afternoons.
That ubiquitous Chimney road that straddles the now historical French-built chimney had its days and is slowly moving into the now very deep, wide and useless canal.
Taxpayers properties i.e. homes, are susceptible to be damaged…and which they are currently. That damage is not three cents, as they have to now talk in the millions of dollars.
Several residents have already made their fears known, palpable and subtle, via all or most of the known legal channels, but it seems like ancient Nero of old Rome they ( i.e. the authorities), have plugged all their fingers in their ears and pretend that they do not hear, or just do not care and want to even listen.
I would just like to let them know that the pen is much mightier than the sword and that we have to leave a benign legacy for our children that we do care for them.
Yours faithfully
Rooplall Dudhnath
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