![A cleared portion of Le Repentir cemetery. [GINA Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Le-Repentir.jpg?ssl=1)
The Guyana Prison Service commenced de-bushing block 7 of Le Repentir, and Desmond Anderson who won the bid to repair three sluices in Georgetown has commenced works.
The Prison Service is tasked with cutting down the overgrown vegetation, weeding the grass and removing of all bushes in the assigned block of the cemetery which is bounded by Broad Street to the North, Sussex Street to the South, Louisa Row to the East and St. Stephen’s Street to the South.
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development has provided the Prison Service with tools, safety gear, first aid kit and water. The contract is expected to come to an end on October 15, 2014.
Replacement of planks, applying of tar and emulsion paint to the wooden gates are some of the works which will be completed at the sluices.
![Inmates of the Georgetown Prison clearing the overgrown bushes at Le Repentir cemetery. [GINA Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Le-Repentir-Cemetery.jpg?ssl=1)
The programme is also aimed at providing direct employment for residents within each community.
[Extracted and modified from GINA]
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Cemetery? That’s not even a burial ground, that is a “bering grung” we have lost our pride so long ago. When you see cemeteries in the first world, you don’t mind dying. Even dem jumbie move out from Le Repentir.