These are some questions that people asked.

What to do if you're being followed from the airport?

What to do if three armed mask men confronts you in your home while you are asleep?

What to do if your children are beaten and threatened while another intruder is chopping your father like Gilbakka?

Watch out for snakes

Some of the snakes might be your own relatives who set you up. Or could be the present ministers of citizenship and legal affairs who were caught on tape conspiring to frame a citizen at the airport..

Zed posted:

Some of the snakes might be your own relatives who set you up. Or could be the present ministers of citizenship and legal affairs who were caught on tape conspiring to frame a citizen at the airport..

You hitting hard Zed,any way you are on target.

Cobra posted:

These are some questions that people asked.

What to do if you're being followed from the airport?

What to do if three armed mask men confronts you in your home while you are asleep?

What to do if your children are beaten and threatened while another intruder is chopping your father like Gilbakka?

Which reminds me, Cobra. Someone claimed to have spotted you in Georgetown 4-6 months ago, but I doubted the person.

The safest way to visit Guyana is to use skype. 

Django, I call it as I see it. Not employed by anyone here in Guyana, not a Member or activist for any political party so I can, without reservations, speak the truth.

regarding the topic of the thread, I agree that people visiting need to take extra precaution. Crime is a major concern, and it is no comfort to those who become the victims that the robbers might be caught. Cannot even trust the policemen and sometimes your relatives or those you hold to be your friend. 

Best advice, wear old clothes, no jewellery or fancy stuff, aware of who is around and behind you and be extra vigilant.

Regarding  health related matters, medical care is available at both the public and private hospitals. Both sets have their critics. Most people, if they feel feverish, etc, will not go to the doctors. 

Zed posted:

Django, I call it as I see it. Not employed by anyone here in Guyana, not a Member or activist for any political party so I can, without reservations, speak the truth.

regarding the topic of the thread, I agree that people visiting need to take extra precaution. Crime is a major concern, and it is no comfort to those who become the victims that the robbers might be caught. Cannot even trust the policemen and sometimes your relatives or those you hold to be your friend. 

Best advice, wear old clothes, no jewellery or fancy stuff, aware of who is around and behind you and be extra vigilant.

Regarding  health related matters, medical care is available at both the public and private hospitals. Both sets have their critics. Most people, if they feel feverish, etc, will not go to the doctors. 

 

I hear you,great advice i guess the homeland changed a lot,the sad part is i can't believe your relatives and friends are not to be trusted.

Cobra posted:

There are many ways to disguised yourself from being noticed that you came from abroad with plenty money.  Fellas, please share your knowledge on this safety net advisory thread to our fellow Guyanese who are planning to visit Guyana. 

We hope you have a pleasant trip and return safely. 

And don't forget ZIKA. Very dangerous for your newborn/firstborn and Gil confirmed that it was sexually transmitted according to a media report.

Add ZIKA and Guyana's high crime rate and your chances of becoming a victim appears to be very high.

Travel at your own risk.

Gilbakka posted:

Cobra posted:

These are some questions that people asked.

What to do if you're being followed from the airport?

What to do if three armed mask men confronts you in your home while you are asleep?

What to do if your children are beaten and threatened while another intruder is chopping your father like Gilbakka?

Which reminds me, Cobra. Someone claimed to have spotted you in Georgetown 4-6 months ago, but I doubted the person.

Humor has its way, but I can confirm that If you like.

Shall we add Zika and robbery to the list of reasons not to go to Guyana and celebrate the 50th? Besides many feel that had the British remained the master, life would have been better rather than endure the Burnham and PNC punishment. 

There has been a reduction of crime and more being solved and arrests made than during the watch of the PPP/C.

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/im...ratching-and-itching

Mitwah posted:

There has been a reduction of crime and more being solved and arrests made than during the watch of the PPP/C.

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/im...ratching-and-itching

 

There has been a reduction because the PNC has reached out and employed many uneducated, semi-literate, unskilled from it's constituency as contractors and kept them occupied doing nothing but staying indoors at some office and collecting free taxpayers money.  It's a conversion of choke and rob from outdoors to indoors!!

Baseman, name dem Contractors as well as the constituency.

Mitwah posted:

Baseman, name dem Contractors as well as the constituency.

What changed with you from yesterday, did you receive a call from Congress Place last night cautioning you on the violation of the agreement you made with the axis of evil??

baseman posted:

Mitwah posted:

Baseman, name dem Contractors as well as the constituency.

What changed with you from yesterday, did you receive a call from Congress Place last night cautioning you on the violation of the agreement you made with the axis of evil??

LOL! Nice try spin doctor!  Why not produce a list of the names plus the constituencies and the various offices that existed under the PPP/C and challenge APNU+AFC to produce a list of their consolidation for comparison? I am for transparency.