Georgetown – The PNCR announced that all of the Party’s Presidential Nominees attended a Special Central Executive Committee Meeting and  were briefed on the next steps of the process which include the Party sponsored “Town Hall Style” meetings and preparations for the Special Congress scheduled for 26th February 2011.

 Georgetown – President Bharrat Jagdeo and Leader of the Opposition and PNCR, Mr. Robert Corbin, M.P met at the Office of the President earlier this week to discuss a number of issues of concern, particularly the functioning of the Linden Town Council and the development of the Linden community. The meeting arranged at the request of the Leader of the Opposition was intended to resolve the continued interference in the management of the Council at Linden by the Ministry of Local Government which has led to almost a state of anarchy. 

Georgetown- Just over a week after he was shot by bandits, Kaneville businessman Majeed Khan is recovering at home after doctors discharged him. The man who was listed as critical pulled through and is now assisting the police with finding his attackers. From all reports since the armed robbery last Thursday, police have a clear idea of the suspects who are believed to be residents of the same area.

 East Coast Demerara – The police are awaiting a post mortem report to conduct their investigations in to the death of a 22 year old mini bus conductor Mark Paneshwar.

The conductor of Agriculture Road, East Coast Demerara was found at about minutes to 7 AM today on the road at First Street, Monrepose, E.C.Dem., with a wound to his stomach.
 

 Georgetown – Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee says, his Ministry has prepared a draft Anti-Terrorism bill which is currently being examined for possible submission to Parliament in the not too distant future.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says she will be making a "significant statement" during today’s sitting of the Lower House. On Persad-Bissessar’s official facebook page today she urged citizens to view today’s sitting of Parliament to hear the statement. Today is the second sitting of Parliament for the year and the second in three days. Today’s Parliament session is scheduled to start at 1.30 pm.
 

 Georgetown – In the event of any outbreak of illness in the surrounding area of Mandella dump site due to the heavy overflowing of garbage, the Ministry of Health has station a mobile unit in the area.

Medical services will be available to persons working at the site.
Ministry workers will also be advising residents of good health practices. Priority will also be given to any affected persons at the nearest Health Centre, the East La Penitence Health Centre.