U.S. Ambassador to Guyana Nicole Theriot was reportedly caught in a crush of attendees following the flag-raising ceremony commemorating Guyana’s 60th anniversary of independence. The incident, described by witnesses as a confused crowd pressing together, saw diplomats and ordinary citizens alike struggling to exit the event.
The ceremony, held to mark six decades since Guyana gained independence from British rule, drew a large gathering. However, the aftermath turned chaotic as attendees surged toward exits, leaving many feeling uncomfortable and disoriented.
The U.S. Embassy has not officially commented on the incident. The event’s organizers have yet to address the logistical lapse, but the episode raises questions about security and planning for major national celebrations.
Article source: guyanagraphic.com | Image credit: Guyana Graphic
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