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May 02, 2020 Letters
DEAR EDITOR,
The Guyana Legal Aid Clinic has been closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, but from next week (beginning 4 May 2020) will be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to midday with limited staff.
All persons wishing to be seen at the clinic must follow the COVID-19 prevention procedures.
Anyone unable or not wishing to visit the clinic can:
1. Call, text or WhatsApp us on 664-4126 (Digicel) Georgetown office, 665-1396 (Digicel) Anna Regina office, or 664-5838 (Digicel) New Amsterdam office.
2. Call or text us on 623-5586 (GT&T) or 600-3971 (Digicel) Georgetown office, 600-4123 (Digicel) Anna Regina office, or 600-4122 (Digicel) New Amsterdam office.
3. Send us a message on our Facebook page.
4. Send an email to legalaid@networksgy.com.
And anyone wishing to deliver documents at any of the offices may do so in the drop box outside the door.
Yours faithfully,
Josephine Whitehead
Director/Secretary
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