Latest update October 27th, 2026 10:25 AM
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Kaieteur News – Several persons are now homeless after a fire on Friday evening gutted a house at Lamaha Park in the city.
The house belongs to owner of Designs360 Custom Apparel – Guyana Andrew McBean.
The former National Communications Network (NCN) branch manager noted in a Facebook post late on Friday night that he was “grateful to the most high for life.”
He also expressed appreciation to everyone who showed up “as well as the outpouring of love from near and far.” Members of the Guyana Fire Servcie managed to contain the fire to McBean’s home.
The Lamaha Park inferno was the second recorded on Friday. Earlier on Friday, fire gutted the living quarters of the Guyana Prison Service in Kingston.
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