President Dr. Irfaan Ali visited Mahaicony Creek and surrounding communities along Branch Road on the East Coast of Demerara on Wednesday to address flooding issues caused by excessive rainfall. During his visit, the President met with local residents and farmers who have been impacted by the severe weather conditions.
While assessing the areas affected by flooding, President Ali engaged with stakeholders to discuss the situation on the ground. The heavy and prolonged rainfall has put significant strain on the region’s drainage systems, leading to widespread flooding.
During the visit, President Ali received updates on the ongoing drainage and irrigation efforts aimed at mitigating the effects of the flooding. The government is actively monitoring the situation and coordinating responses to assist those affected.
Residents have expressed concerns about the impact of the flooding on their livelihoods, particularly for farmers whose crops have been damaged. The President’s visit highlights the government’s commitment to addressing the challenges posed by the current weather conditions.
In addition, the government is ensuring that effective measures are in place to manage drainage and irrigation in the affected areas. Further updates on the situation and government responses are expected as the weather conditions evolve.
Source: guyanatimesgy.com
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