Why Guyanese people got to throw garbage in the drains?

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This baffles me, why not burn it?

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There is no enforceable policy and Guyanese are not environmental conscience. Education is badly needed in communities about garbage pile up and brain blockage. When I used to live in G/T, I would clean the clogged gutters twice a week.

6/14/141:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Cobra:

Me too. We grew up cleaning our own front drain. Never deepened on the ndc. Weeded our own parapet too.

6/14/141:34 PM

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