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LOCAL SANITATION MANAGER URGES FOOD OUTLETS TO GET GREASE TRAP OR THEY ARE LIABLE TO FINES

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Guyana Water Incorporated Sanitation Manager Ransford Joseph urges local restaurants to implement the grease trap system to avoid backlog and contamination in Georgetown’s sewage system. More from Antonio Dey

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