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Wake house visit ends in tragedy for Corentyne man

 

A man who decided to visit a wake house to sympathize with the relatives of his dead friend, would now most likely have the favors of a wake returned, after he was fatally struck down by a car while leaving the said wake house.

The dead man whose name has been given as Doodnauth Sookraj, and who hails from 6th Street Whim, Corentyne, lost his life at about 1:30am this morning, after he was struck down by an alleged drunk driver, who ironically happens to be his neighbour.

According to the dead man’s wife, he had left since the evening before to visit the wake house, but never left until after 1am the next morning.

The grieving woman said that she learned about her husband’s tragic end via a phone call.

The call was made by 25 year old Mohindra Sookraj, the deceased man’s nephew, who was also in the very vehicle that ended his uncle’s life.

According to Sookraj, the driver was taking him home when he felt as if the vehicle had hit something.
The driver reportedly confirmed to the man’s nephew that he had hit something, and immediately stopped his car to investigate.

It was then that Mohindra recognized his uncle, who was in a severely injured state, and lying on the roadway.

The nephew said that he insisted that his uncle be taken to the hospital, since he was still somehow clinging to life. But by the time they arrived at the hospital with him, he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Based on reports, the driver, identified as Goutam Budhoo, 26, was heading east along the Whim public road, and Sookraj was riding in the opposite direction when the tragedy occurred.

A breathalyzer test that was subsequently conducted revealed that Budhoo had exceeded the legal limit.

The deceased leaves to mourn a wife and three children.

Guyanaguardian.com

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It seem like our indian folks are dying senselessly from all angles I am not a superstitious beleiver, but I couldn't help thinking that it could be curse or spell that's taking its toll on indians in general.

 

FM
Prince posted:

It seem like our indian folks are dying senselessly from all angles I am not a superstitious beleiver, but I couldn't help thinking that it could be curse or spell that's taking its toll on indians in general.

 

Ethnic cleansing!

FM
Baseman posted:
Prince posted:

It seem like our indian folks are dying senselessly from all angles I am not a superstitious beleiver, but I couldn't help thinking that it could be curse or spell that's taking its toll on indians in general.

 

Ethnic cleansing!

My mind runs on Gilbakka of what he said. I know he didn't mean it the way things are happening, but it all adds up the same. Someone may be thankful that the job is being done without putting too much effort into it. I am just being sceptical.

FM
Nehru posted:

Some of those FOOLS not fit to drive a Donkey Cart muchless a Car.

 

SAD INDEED!!  My condolences to the Family .

Justice must be done, JAIL the Driver!!!

It was a coolie drunken driver that killed the man. Rum nah do fuh them ****-ers. 

FM
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Expensive or not people who live to drink rum will always find rum. The rum industry is too big to fail. Rum drinking has become like generational prostitutes in Guyana that is inescapable. 

FM

The issue in Guyana are road conditions and speeding.  Pedestrians, cyclists, animals, donkey cart and motorized vehicles all share the same space.  Add speeding, it's a recipe for disaster!

FM
kp posted:

Increase the price for RUM in Guyana, make it so expensive so that the uneducated poor cannot afford to get drunk.

You ever heard of "bush rum"?  Furthermore, that will only spawn a lucrative contra-band business in cheap rum.

Simple answers to complex problems are usually "wrong".

FM
Prince posted:

Expensive or not people who live to drink rum will always find rum. The rum industry is too big to fail. Rum drinking has become like generational prostitutes in Guyana that is inescapable. 

And our chutney (coolie) music glorifies rum drinking!  It's on the radio, every event and every house party.

FM

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