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Breaking: Fire at GPL’s Kingston plant

March 19, 2018

The Guyana Fire Service is probing a fire of unknown origin at Guyana Power and Light’s Kingston plant. Reports are a truck burst into flames inside the company’s compound.
More details in Tuesday, March 20th edition of the Guyana Times.

https://guyanatimesgy.com/brea...gpls-kingston-plant/

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Former Member

Yuji, when the fire service is probing the cause of a fire of unknown origin, why are you pointing fingers at the PNC?

3/19/1811:01 PM

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Hope the Ko Ko Beah na spread pun you.

3/19/1811:04 PM

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