Business persons at Charity accused of dumping garbage in Pomeroon River

Business persons at Charity accused of dumping garbage in Pomeroon River
BOAT operators in the Pomeroon River are calling on both the Maritime Division of the Ministry of Transport and Hydraulics (MARAD) and the Environmental Protection Agency to look into the careless dumping of plastic bags into the Pomeroon River. Reports are that plastic bags pose grave danger to operators of outboard engines, and can cause serious accidents and concomitant loss of innocent lives.Some business owners and vendors at Charity reportedly dump garbage, which includes plastic bags, bottles and disposable cups.

would I be out of sync to plead with allyuh not to turn Guyana into India?

they Guyana government shud pass a law now.....no plastic bags must be imported into Guyana...indeed very little plastics...

only Glass bottles and utensils..glass is reusable

paper or weaved artsy and durable bags of bio degradable materials that can used over long periods for shopping

imagine my sooprise when I got old time paper shopping bags for my groceries at Whole Foods..one reason why I go back