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Dec 15, 2023 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Federation (GAPLF) has made a respectful decision to postpone its prestigious National Senior Championship, following the declaration of a National Day of Prayer. Originally slated to take place last Sunday, the flagship event will now be held this upcoming Sunday at the St. Stanislaus College auditorium.
The Federation, in a released statement, expressed solidarity with the nation during a day of mourning. The decision to reschedule the championship was prompted by the country’s collective sorrow over a tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of five brave servicemen from the Guyana Defence Force.
Last Sunday was marked as a National Day of Prayer, allowing the community to come together and reflect on the devastating loss experienced by the nation. As a gesture of respect and empathy towards the fallen servicemen and their families, the GAPLF chose to align with this solemn observance.
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