HomeNewsFIRE SERVICE BEMOAN LACK OF FIRE PREVENTION AIDS NewsRegional & International FIRE SERVICE BEMOAN LACK OF FIRE PREVENTION AIDS By Kevin Fraser 18/01/2017 0 2323 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin The Guyana fire service has expressed disappointment with landlords who disregard fire safety. Here is more from Javone Vickerie. Share this: Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp TweetMore Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit PocketShare on Tumblr Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Like this:Like Loading... Related TagsdisappointmentdisregardexpressedService Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Previous articleNOT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S JOB TO BAIL OUT MUNICIPALITIESNext articleMURDER ACCUSED SENTENCED TO 2 YEARS FOR STABBING INMATE Kevin Fraser RELATED ARTICLES Articles AFC DEMANDS SPEAKER ACT NOW ON OPPOSITION LEADER VOTE 05/12/2025 Crime 51 KILOS OF GOLD SEIZED IN BRAZIL, “USUAL GUYANESE SUSPECTS UNDER THE RADAR ONCE AGAIN’ – SOURCE 05/12/2025 News AFC JOINS CALL TO CONVENE MEETING TO ELECT OPPOSITION LEADER, SAYS “CONSTITUTION IS UNAMBIGUOUS” 05/12/2025 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ - Advertisment - Most Popular AFC DEMANDS SPEAKER ACT NOW ON OPPOSITION LEADER VOTE 05/12/2025 51 KILOS OF GOLD SEIZED IN BRAZIL, “USUAL GUYANESE SUSPECTS UNDER THE RADAR ONCE AGAIN’ – SOURCE 05/12/2025 AFC JOINS CALL TO CONVENE MEETING TO ELECT OPPOSITION LEADER, SAYS “CONSTITUTION IS UNAMBIGUOUS” 05/12/2025 PLAISANCE PENSIONER LOSES CHICKENS DUE TO FLOOD WATERS, NOT A BRIGHT CHRISTMAS FOR 73 -YEAR -OLD 05/12/2025 Load more Recent Comments Yadram Ramgobin on “CUSTOMS ON LOCK” RECORDING TRIGGERS INTERNATIONAL PROBE INTO GUYANA LUXURY CAR IMPORTS Yadram Ramgobin on “MY SON IS STILL A BABY”: MOTHER BEGS FOR JUSTICE AS WIN SLAMS SCHOOL OVER BULLYING CLAIMS Joan Blair on PIGEON INFESTATION AT BV PRIMARY SCHOOL SPARKS HEALTH FEARS AND POLITICAL CALLS FOR URGENT ACTION Joan Blair on ARGUMENT OVER CELLPHONE LEADS TO FATAL SHOOTING OF LANCE CORPORAL HAYES Joan Blair on TRAGEDY OF ERRORS: STANLEYTOWN FLOODS SPARK APNU WORRY ABOUT KOKER SYSTEMS Joan Blair on WAR OF THE WALLET: VP JAGDEO BLASTS ALLEGED $5 BILLION PPP SPENDING CLAIM Dropatie Singh on DUCK, GRAVY AND WHO’S GETTING NERVOUS, MOHAMED FIRES BACK AT PRESIDENT ALI Yadram Ramgobin on SHADOW FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER CRITICIZES GOVERNMENT’S INACTION ON PUBLIC EDUCATION AMID ONGOING THREATS FROM VENEZUELA Earl W Browne on GTUC QUESTIONS AMERICA’S MOTIVE ON 38% TARIFFS ON GOODS EXPORTED FROM GUYANA Joan blair on A GRAND COALITION WILL DEFEAT THE PPP/C AT THE 2025 POLLS, Kahfi N Biskit on WHAT’S THE HOLD UP WITH THE CALVIN BRUTAS PROBE? IS POLITICAL MISCHIEF AFOOT? Joan Blair on GEORGETOWN MAYOR ALFRED MENTORE JUSTIFIES TAXING POLITICAL PARTIES Prem Ojha on ‘BECAUSE WE CARE’ CASH GRANT DISTRIBUTION EXERCISE KICKS OFF Timothy Lindie on NGSA RESULTS TO BE RELEASED ON OR BEFORE JULY 5, 2024 – EDUCATION MINISTER Roxanne Blaire on POLICE ERRED BY NOT OPTING TO CHARGE DHARAMLALL; PAUL SLOWE SAYS FILE SHOULD HAVE BEEN SENT TO THE DPP Roxanne Blaire on POLICE ERRED BY NOT OPTING TO CHARGE DHARAMLALL; PAUL SLOWE SAYS FILE SHOULD HAVE BEEN SENT TO THE DPP Roxanne Blaire on ‘GOVERNMENT IS MISMANAGING GUYANESE RESOURCES’ – DAVID PATTERSON Roxanne Blair on IRS says number of audits is about to surge: Here’s who is most at risk Roxanne Blair on PPP/C GOV’T MAKES CLAIM OF HAVING DELIVERED BETTER CONDITIONS FOR WORKING CLASS Roxanne Blair on OPPOSITION CALLS FOR FULL INVESTIGATION INTO NATIONAL PROCUREMENT AND TENDER ADMINISTRATION BOARD AND THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT COMMISSION OVER CORRUPT TEPUI CONTRACT Roxanne Blair on GOV’T TO FILE APPEAL BY END OF THE WEEK AFTER HIGH COURT RULED STRIKING TEACHERS MUST BE PAID
