Georgetown : The Alliance For Change (AFC) in a statement this afternoon says the party spoke with Mr. Nigel Hughes who expressed sincere gratitude to the residents of Marudi and Aishalton who came out in the middle of the night to ensure he got down from the Marudi Mountain to Aishalton and to cameraman Gordon (Pressy) Armstrong for his encouragement and support.
Mr. Hughes also expressed his gratitude to President Donald Ramotar who offered the services of the Guyana Defence Force, the Chief-of-Staff Commodore Gary Best, the Minister of Health Dr. Bheri Ramsarran and especially to Dr. Carpen, nurse Yolanda Renville, Dr. Wilson and Captain Alvin Clarke who flew into Aishalton in the middle of the night to ensure he received early medical care.
At present he is resting comfortably at the Caribbean Heart Institute and is being provided with round-the-clock care.
Hughes, chairman of the AFC and a prominent attorney at law was in the mountainous region over the weekend on political matters when he collapsed with a heart attack.
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