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Jul 10, 2025 Letters
Dear Editor,
Kaieteur News – Some time ago, two beautiful and intelligent young ladies lost their lives on the Linden-Soesdyke Highway. They were going to listen to their father give a public address to the residents of Linden. Unfortunately, the driver ran into the back of an unlit container trailer.
There were many parked on the highway, Georgetown, on the east bank and elsewhere.
Following the death of those two little girls, the commissioner of police then took it personally and instructed the traffic chief to make sure all trailers are lighted or unlighted and removed from the road. Those two young ladies never lived to return our investment in dedication they received from taxpayers’ money.
The next day Mr. Editor, all the trailers were removed and making the driveway safe again, those girls were President Desmond Hoyte’s daughters. Do we need another important person or their children to die on the road before the commissioner of police and traffic chief take action? All the unlit trailers parked all over Georgetown, day and night, must be removed and I’m certain they’re on the East Coast and elsewhere.
Sincerely,
Frank DeAbreu
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