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Feb 06, 2019 Letters
The new and emerging trend of bomb threats must be dealt with expeditiously and with some level of exigency.
As a concerned citizen, student of the University of Guyana, and employed within the semi-antonymous business field, I am calling on the relevant authorities (Guyana Police Force) to look into the root causes of such threats.
I am concerned not just for the lives of innocent people, but particularly, the thousands of students who were exposed to the recent threats at School of the Nations, QC, Bishops’ High, and now the University of Guyana. These unlawful pranks appear to have some level of sequential pattern, which leads to the question; who is next?
I also wish to suggest that all vulnerable and endangered Government Agencies and Private Sector Organizations/Businesses, like GPL Inc., GRA, GWI, must tighten their security checkpoints for the safety of their employees as a mechanism to narrow the chance of a tragedy.
D. S. McFarlane
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