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The Diamond/Grove Magistrates’ Court will bring a lot of relief

Jan 22, 2020 Letters

DEAR EDITOR,

The new year start resolutely right, where the justice administration is working towards betterment. A spanking $132 million new Magistrates’ Court house in the Diamond/Grove, East Bank Demerara, region # 4 area has been completed and schedule to be opened on Wednesday 22nd January, 2020.
This Magistrates’ Court will bring a lot of relief to the now congested Georgetown Magistrates’ court and more so raise the standard in the Diamond/Grove, East Bank Demerara.
The most important subject to this Court house is maintenance and the justice administrators will score high points.

Yours faithfully,
Parmanand Ram

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