Guyanese returning home after being stranded overseas due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [CJIA photo]
Guyanese returning home after being stranded overseas due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [CJIA photo]With the daily increase in COVID-19 cases, the Official Gazette of Guyana issued on August 31st has confirmed that the country’s main airports will remain closed to international commercial flights.
According to the Official Gazette, the Cheddi Jagan International and the Eugene F. Correia Airports will remain closed to all international flights, except for outgoing flights; cargo, flights, medical evacuation flights and technical stops for fuel only and special authorized flights.
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Overseeing...
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See full statement from the Guyana Police Force:
Police are investigating the death of Oscar King, a 53-year-old miner, who resides at Kumung Kumung Backdam,...
