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Key traffic advisory body resuscitated
The Guyana Police Force Traffic Advisory Committee, which was not functioning for some time, has been resuscitated.
The committee will be chaired by Commissioner of Police Leslie James and includes stakeholders from the Guyana National Road Safety Council, the United Minibus Union, along with Deputy Commissioner (Administration) Paul Williams; Deputy Commissioner (Operations) Maxine Graham; Traffic Chief, Senior Superintendent Linden Isles and key traffic officers.
The Committee met on Tuesday and will continue to do so monthly.
The resuscitation of the forum would come as the country grapples with a number of road accidents which saw several persons killed.
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