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OVER 6,400 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES LIVING IN REGION FOUR – SURVEY SHOWS

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A recent house-to-house survey by the National Commission on Disability (NCD) revealed that approximately 6,400 Guyanese with disabilities reside in Region Four. Find out more in this Joel Vogt report.

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