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Vandals disappear with 28 batteries from city’s traffic lights
Twenty-eight traffic lights battery units were stolen and the cabinets have been vandalized within Georgetown.
The batteries have disappeared with the vandals leaving much damage behind.
The batteries have disappeared with the vandals leaving much damage behind.
The batteries have disappeared with the vandals leaving much damage behind.
According to the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, its electrical engineer has estimated these battery units to amount to approximately $2.5M.
The Guyana Police Force is currently investigating the situation.
“The Ministry of Public Infrastructure pleads with citizens to refrain from destroying much needed infrastructure within our city. Persons are asked to report any act of theft or vandalism to the nearest police station or the Ministry’s Public Relations Department on 227-0799 or on Facebook at: Ministry of Public Infrastructure.”
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