Loan talks, other issues held back several major infrastructure projects

@Ramakant-P, Why three lanes and not four?

The sum of $12.673 billion was transferred into an Escrow Account held at the Bank of Guyana.

This would never be allowed in your province of Ontario or Canada.

Your boys must be thankful to Burnham for the Constitution that he gifted them.

@Mitwah posted:

@Ramakant-P, Why three lanes and not four?

The sum of $12.673 billion was transferred into an Escrow Account held at the Bank of Guyana.

This would never be allowed in your province of Ontario or Canada.

Your boys must be thankful to Burnham for the Constitution that he gifted them.

The middle lane will be used depending on which side the traffic is flowing, Just like the lanes on the Peace Bridge going to and from the USA.

@Mitwah posted:

@Ramakant-P, Why three lanes and not four?

The sum of $12.673 billion was transferred into an Escrow Account held at the Bank of Guyana.

This would never be allowed in your province of Ontario or Canada.

Your boys must be thankful to Burnham for the Constitution that he gifted them.

What is good for the goose is good for the gander. The Auditor General didn't specify how the money was used. The Government has the right to use the money as it sees fit.  I don't have any problem with how they spend the money.

@Ramakant-P posted:

The middle lane will be used depending on which side the traffic is flowing, Just like the lanes on the Peace Bridge going to and from the USA.

Am glad you mention the Peace Bridge. You would think your boyz would have studied it and observe the problems. The Peace Bridge could use better lane controls and signals to help lines form. Sometimes there is a slow down a mile or two from the bridge. The single lane or both lanes are filled with trucks. At some point one lane becomes a truck only lane. I doubt Guyana has the capacity to deal with this logistic problem. Building 3 lanes on the Peace Bridge is a colossal Engineering mistake. Shame that your boys can't learn from the mistakes of others.

@Mitwah posted:

Am glad you mention the Peace Bridge. You would think your boyz would have studied it and observe the problems. The Peace Bridge could use better lane controls and signals to help lines form. Sometimes there is a slow down a mile or two from the bridge. The single lane or both lanes are filled with trucks. At some point one lane becomes a truck only lane. I doubt Guyana has the capacity to deal with this logistic problem. Building 3 lanes on the Peace Bridge is a colossal Engineering mistake. Shame that your boys can't learn from the mistakes of others.

The lanes move pretty fast. The bridge was designed to accommodate thousands of cars and trucks. In Guyana, there are just a handful of cars.

@Ramakant-P posted:

The lanes move pretty fast. The bridge was designed to accommodate thousands of cars and trucks. In Guyana, there are just a handful of cars.

LOL! Next time you visit Guyana, please wear your glasses.

As their supporters would say, the PPP stole the $12.6 billion. They are bunch of thieves!

@Totaram posted:

As their supporters would say, the PPP stole the $12.6 billion. They are bunch of thieves!

Uncle Rama is happy once they are being surreptitious.