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400 MILLION SET ASIDE TO REBUILD THE BRICKDAM POLICE STATION, MORE CCTV CAMERAS ACROSS GUYANA

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Travis Chase tells you now that the security sector has been allocated billions with the installation of more CCTV cameras and the rebuilding of the Brickdam police station high on the agenda.

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