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GOV’T POSTURE ON ZIKA VIRUS CRITICIZED

By Kevin Fraser
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Last Week Thursday, Guyana confirmed its first case of the ZIKA virus. The Zika Virus is a virus harmful to pregnant women since it can create serious neurological harm fetuses. The opposition is dissatisfied with the manner in which the APNU+AFC administration has been handling the issue so far. Handel Duncan reports.

JANUARY 18,2016

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