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The Baccoo Speaks
Contractors are up against it. Many had grown accustomed to simply collecting money and not providing the quality of work expected. The authorities are going after three contractors, some of whom received advances but were in no position to start the work.
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Four men and a woman target people in the Stabroek Market area. However, two of them will be arrested when they target a man whom they believe has money.
The plainclothes police ranks would intervene. One of those arrested would be the woman.
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Another disaster would befall a group on an outing along the Soesdyke/Linden Highway. Once more it would be a swimming disaster.
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