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GUYANA’S OIL SPILL PLAN HAS MAJOR LEGAL AND OPERATIONAL GAPS – AUDITOR GENERAL FINDS

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Auditor General Deodat Sharma has found that Guyana’s National Oil Spill Contingency Plan has significant legal and operational gaps that could hamper response efforts. More details from Shemar Alleyne

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