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What next to target the Mohameds with?

Sep 16, 2026 Letters

Dear Editor,

Quote, “Any responsible public authority dealing with a sanctioned person must, therefore, carefully consider the legal, financial, banking, contractual and compliance consequences of any proposed transaction. MARAD would, therefore, be extraordinarily reckless as the national regulatory maritime agency to issue a licence to anyone of such sanctioned character,” the agency said in a statement.

What next?

Would the Mohameds be banned from:

Receiving Water from Guyana Water company?

Receiving electricity from GPL?

Travelling across the river bridges?

Using any THD facilities?

Attending any of the Public Health Facilities?

Having their children attending Government schools?

All other public services?

Have I just given additional ideas to target the Mohameds?

Sincerely,

Faiyaz Alli

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