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MORE POWER OUTAGES UNDERWAY DUE TO MAJOR UPGRADES OF TRANSMISSION LINES – JAGDEO

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Citizens along the coastland should prepare for additional power outages as upgrades to Guyana Power and Light’s transmission and distribution lines continue. Antonio Dey reports on Vice President Jagdeo’s update regarding the ongoing works.

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