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Sod turned for US$3.5M Lakeside Hotel at Anna Regina - chairman - 03-06-2023 Construction on a multi-million-dollar hotel at Anna Regina in the Pomeroon-Supenaam Region will commence soon following a sod-turning event on Monday. Sod turned for US$3.5M Lakeside Hotel at Anna Regina - chairman - 03-06-2023 Lakeside hotel will have 45 luxurious rooms with all the necessary amenities to match international standards. The hotel will boast five floors which will include a lobby area, office, and conference/banquet hall. Three floors will consist of 45 rooms and there will be a dedicated floor to accommodate private functions and conferences. There will also be a bar and a restaurant that will offer the finest cuisine to visitors. Sod turned for US$3.5M Lakeside Hotel at Anna Regina - chairman - 04-03-2023 Jamaican businesses supplying stones to Guyana but demand remains high Sod turned for US$3.5M Lakeside Hotel at Anna Regina - chairman - 04-03-2023 Companies in Jamaica have responded to the Guyana government’s call for foreign suppliers of stone but the demand for the material remains greater than is available, Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill disclosed on Monday. The booming construction sector has resulted in stone and sand suppliers significantly increasing their prices. Minister Edghill, during an interview with the News Room, noted that the government remains committed to engaging suppliers to resolve the issue. “They have started to receive supply…so far I know the supplies that came is from Jamaica. “We have contracts and we have engaged people. We have thousands of tonnes that have come in. I don’t think what is here is anywhere near to satisfy the demand but we received supplies,” Minister Edghill said. |