Could it be the work of the opposition?

These threats must be taken seriously.

Violence was used effectively to bring the down the PPP gov't in the sixties. The PNC knows that Indos and the PPP do have a difficult dealing with violence. They will play the same card again. Mark my word

Dem Freedom house bais do dis wickedness foh blame de opposition. Evil!

Jesus Christ! Talk about some kind of ignorance; beyond you. Can't blame you for your ignorance.

Look in de mirrar! Yu is a brainwatawash communis jackass.

You see? When ayu cyan't handle de truth ah yu staat name callin. Just like dem 4 year old.

Yu is wan ole comminis jackass.

The Fire Service responded to the bomb threat. [iNews' Photo]

[www.inewsguyana.com] – The operations of the state television, National Communications Network (NCN) Inc. and the Government Information Agency (GINA) are presently disrupted after workers from both entities were forced to vacate the compound following a bomb scare.

iNews (www.inewsguyana.com) was informed that the telephone call was received by the transmission operator Sabefetian Lucian who told this online news service that the male caller informed him that there were three bombs on the premises and should anyone try to leave the compound, one would be detonated.

He further stated that the caller informed him that the once the first bomb goes off, the remaining two will be detonated within the hour. The information was passed on to the senior management of the company and the building was immediately evacuated.

The Fire Service was the first to respond to the scene and the police and bomb squad were expected to arrive at the location after.

Acting Chief Executive Officer of the company Raymond Azeez told iNews (www.inewsguyana.com) that the matter was a sensitive one.