DREDGING OF DEMERARA RIVER TO FACILITATE VREED-EN-HOOP SHORE BASE

[@nirmalaganesh4594]

Heart warming! Time! Best wishes👍🙏 Much needed development! Riches come in many ways. Pray for health and wisdom!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@markweekes8858]

Deepening the channel for large vessels to traverse the river. It will facilitate passing under the new Demerara bridge.

[@diosingh1878]

Berbice river also needs dredging from the approach to Everton EBB, this river is heavy silted up, the last time it was dredged by Bos Kalis in 1984 with a cutter dredge , the only ocean going vessel comes here , is Tradewind Tanker at Guyoil terminal EBB, & the sea defence are over topping, due to shallow drafts .

[@bigsur1355]

Guyana is going to have a huge environmental impact. It seems ok now but once the Americans are involved it’s all money. My Guyana I feel sorry for you.

[@mahammadshariff6162]

Great coverage of whats going on !

[@europaeuropa1858]

A safety jacket wouldn't help you in an open River in a capsized boat only a Life vest can

[@queenlovely694]

Where are the River Navigation Officers and their Assistants for this Region ?. This should have been taking care of before now.

[@davidsam8692]

So much things happening in guyana raise we pay nah

[@ianbynoe6515]

All these activities and we are still fvcking poor.

[@dennisleslie8962]

Commentary clearly done by someone who knows nothing of what he is trying to cover. The dredge is a "facility"...the dredge is there to "drudge". PFDs are "safety jackets". Meaningless chitter/chatter, no technical information. Such woeful ignorance should not be anywhere remotely close to such an operation. Awful...simply awful.

[@brandisyounge3561]

I was asking myself " what's a drudge?

[@akashr1847]

Nice form suriname mike

[@metocvideo]

It’s good that they are all talking about “safety”, but the dredger is Chinese so expect some less than optimal work practices for the dredger crew….

[@sunilramoutar4701]

Critics go get a new heart.

[@MrJinzal]

Anymore helmets...Shaun has to life jacket. Stww so much for safety...is a Guyanese ting.