Correct these issues for future activities

Oct 08, 2019 Letters

DEAR EDITOR,

I request your indulgence and publication as I share my thought with your newspaper in reference to the successes of Mr. Bobby Ramroop and the Amazon Warriors.
The dry weather game “Cricket” for now is over in Guyana. I join with every Guyanese in expressing Congratulations to Mr. Bobby Ramroop and the Amazon Warriors for the most memorable season of CPL. Kudos! You have all made us proud. Moreover, please permit me the opportunity to say a special thanks to Mr. Ramroop for affording me the opportunity to witness all the games by providing me with VVIP tickets. You are a gem of a human being. May the almighty continue to bless you with long life and wealth to continue providing extraordinary entertainment for us even though sometimes it is at your own cost.
Dear Editor, while the games were entertaining and the crowd support was electrifying. The general conduct of the fans was excellent, the work of the traffic officers before and after the games was commendable. However, there are two things that were evident and needs to be corrected for future activities.
First, after the games or any other event, the management of the stadium should ensure that all the bottles, boxes, garbage and other form of disposables be removed from the compound.
In plain sight, garbage was evident at the entrance of the gate leading into the VVIP section, heaps of bottles, boxes, bags, etc.; were seen throughout the duration of the games. I find it hard to believe that the officials in charge of the stadium overlooked that important entrance. That section is where the most important people of this country and even further traverse. Among the noticeable persons at the games were government ministers, opposition leaders, presidential nominee of the PPP/C, the American Ambassador, high officials of Exxon Mobil, senior public servants, the business elites and Bankers. It was indeed a disgraceful sight and demeaning of our standards.
The other issue is for the Commissioner of Police. After every event at the stadium numerous persons gets rob, assaulted and caress by knife wielding bandits. I am surprised that this activity is going on for so long and there is no active police presence between Princess Hotel and the Harbour Bridge to protect the supports of the event despite several reports and complaints to the Guyana Police Force.
On many early mornings after a social event at the Providence Stadium, myself and other worshipers from the neighbouring Masjids have had to assist young girls who are left stranded without passage, telephone calls or had to transport them to their destinations.
It is my hope that the relevant authorities can look into these matters and take corrective measures in good faith.

Yours truly,
Mr. Nazar Mohamed

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