I hear dem PPP guys try fo chock the koker door with Priya but she didn't work out.....as we can see.

God bless Brian Tiwari. Glad to see he is volunteering his time, equipment and manpower to help clean Georgetown. He experienced PPP arrogance firsthand.

Brian knows which side his bread is buttered!

the management of Munishwar needed to be soundly reprimanded. The authority for municipal workers to check this koker should be carte blanche. They should not be able to block access.

This Government is really in the cleaning business. 

I wonder what the Gt city council did with all the money given to them by the PPP. 

Don't worry. I am sure they are going to ask Sooba what she has done with it.

Brian trying to do two things. Butter his bread for jobs in the future, and cover his ass for the future investigations about corrupt construction contracts. I guess he left the PPP because there was not enough soup at the trough. I never heard him criticize the PPP in the 23 years he was getting contracts from them. The stories are numerous about duck curry and mutton parties with his friends in high places. He should explain how he made the deal to get the wharf in GT. Money in the future is Brian' rallying cry! Was he not one of the 5 B who were accused of running the country?  Brian is hoping that the more things change the more they stay the same. Hecwill find out that this might not be so.

You still nah listen to what Granger said. He wants to see what people are doing and how hard they are working under him. He ain't interested in how they performed under the previous administration. Guyana does not have an unlimited amount of companies and experts locally to call upon to do certain tasks. So we either have to sit on our hands and pray for a miracle, or give unreliable contractors and workers a last chance to turn round their bad practises. If they mess that last chance up as well then it will be time to cut their tail.

They need to get some engineering grads from UG and pay them lots of money to operate these kokers. Let them live there and study all the drainage systems leading to them. Let them make careers of this drainage system. Many were filled in over the years.

Lets be real...they were never given much.

The Army should have a core of engineers with full knowledge of these issues since they should be part of disaster defence.

Georgetown is less than 50 square miles so it should be a simple task to manage the water accumulation. We have years to know if it is ever possible or if it is time to move it up the Linden highway.

Proper maintenance of the drainage system is required; whether it is the direct responsibility of the local authority, municipality or the Government.

While sporadic personal involvement is a good initiative, it is not the proper solution for long-term maintenance of the system.