Cobra, is PNC fault that the road falling apart. They're in power for 40 days and responsible for this road now. 

The new government inherits everything  (good, bad and ugly) from the government it took over from.

Of course they inherit everything but are they to blame for shoddy work done by the PPP and their fraudulent contractors a few months ago? Is the new government at fault for hundreds of millions spent on a sugar factory that cannot even work at a fraction of the capacity of the older factories?

Which part of this you don't understand ... let me repeat. The new government inherits everything  (good, bad and ugly) from the government it took over from.

You're just stating the obvious idiot like the other Captain Obvious.

And which part of this you didn't understand the first time around? "Of course they inherit everything but are they to blame for shoddy work done by the PPP and their fraudulent contractors a few months ago? "

It will be seen what the now PNC-led government will do with regard to remedial works and how long it will require further action.

Correct.

Thanks once again Captain Obvious. 

The future will reveal itself for everything in life. Isn't that quite obvious?

New govt must get them to fix all problems.

Same problem with BK roads.  In Black Bush, by the time they reach the other end, the roads had started to break up and have pot holes

Dem Guy touts he is  a big engineer claims that he is an expert and licensed. My question DG in your expert opinion how do rate Guyanese civil contractors and what qualifies them to be a contractor when the country has no licensing boards or even a darn contractor's examining board. Now I need your honest opinion. Next I will challenge you on another post re the flooding since you were at MW&H with Indrajdit Umadat and others ect

Government of Guyana needs to enforce the mechanism for the licencing of contractors and related disciplines.

Discussions on issues are indeed welcomed.

With regard to challenging someone, you would be on your own.

perhaps...perhaps not

Don't waste your time. The Demented Guy is a well known fraud around here. He'll give you half baked answers since he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. The man was a low level flunky at the ministry during Burnham days and he hasn't done anything since. He's an old fogie in a nursing home who has demented illusions of grandeur. He'll tell you that he has 63 college degrees, taught at MIT, lectured in 685 countries around the world, published 17 books and working on his latest. Yet no one in the field has ever heard of him. The only floods he's an expert at are the ones he creates in his Pampers.

p.s. He's constantly looking in the mirror and mumbling to himself and hence he always thinks that posters here are doing the same.

DG what we need is your input on a solution or an overview on what can be done to alleviate the constant flooding. Give us your 2 cents or you just have a lot of bark and no bite

Is that like nuff farts but nothing of substance follows?

..not true?

Election road is breaking down

Breaking down, breaking down

Election road is breaking down

And Contractor Nauth full he pocket

[ENCORE!!]

Flooding will always occur in Guyana, similar to what one is currently noted in the news about issues in the US_of_A, Canada, Europe, India, Indonesia, etc., etc..

Flooding is indeed an issue with some of the major floods occurring in the early 1800's and those are greater that what is currently happening in Guyana.

Guyana is about four feet below sea level with the major sea walls and dykes built by the Dutch are still effective with new ones constructed over time. If one were to take careful note, there were developments on the sea ward side which eventually were abandoned, hence the current structures.

Coupled with this issue, Guyana has a unique situation where the effects of the Orinoco and Amazon rivers outflows create unpredictable erosion at various locations of the coast land.

To create a situation where the coast lands receive minimal flooding, one would need to build the sea defence structures about three times the current height; a massive undertaking of works and cost. 

Continuation of your idiotic statements would not garner further attention.

Correct. 

What did I tell you? Read the above and you'll see that I was right.

"He'll give you half baked answers since he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about."

Oi onlooker I hear you better watch it yeh, you not gonna garner further attention.aiaiaiaiai

That is only 2 million US dollars.