I was near the Tain koaka with other sugar workers, on the day of the bombing. Those were tense times in Guyana.
There is a suspicion that Tain, Port Mourant was chosen for the bombing, because Cheddi Jagan was from Port Mourant.
PM sugar factory was closed by this time and Albion became AN/PM sugar estates [Albion/Port Mourant].
Where I worked at AN/PM Estate were two African women, who were driven to and from work, due to the violence. The Indians rode their bicycles.
The Chhangur family was from Fyrish, Berbice and I believe Nesbit is still in Ottawa. In the late 80s or early 90s he sent me two copies of his new album, that was played on West Coast radio stations. I might still have a copy.
His sister who was the administrative manager's secretary at Albion Estate and a close family friend, is in Ontario. She was very helpful to my family in Guyana, when I first came to Canada.
They are a wonderful trusting family, who was very helpful to many in Guyana and Canada.