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GEA intercepts 16,000 gallons of smuggled fuel at Parika

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September 14, 2020
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The Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) last week intercepted two vessels at Parika with some 16,000 gallons of smuggled fuel.

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One of the vessel captained by a fifty-six year old of Metem-Meer-Zorg West Coast Demerara man, while the other was captained by a 44-year -old of Greenwich Park. East Bank Essequibo.

At the time of the search and seizure vessel one of the vessels had a three- man crew comprising of a 55-year old of Good Success Wakenaam, a 54-year old of Orenstain E.B.E and a 20 year old of Metem-Meer-Zorg W.C.D.

The five persons are presently in custody assisting with the investigation.

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