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FIRE AT CENTURY OLD BERBICE CHURCH BELIEVES TO BE DELIBERATE REGIONAL – FIRE OFFICER

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Fire destroyed the longstanding St. Patrick Anglican Church in East Canje, Berbice, on Thursday morning. The Guyana Fire Service  (GFS) has since described the act as deliberate based on a preliminary investigation. More from Joel Vogt 

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