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IRO joins nation in mourning Mahdia Secondary School Dormitory Fire

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The members of the Guyana Inter Religious Organisation (IRO) have joined with the nation and their international friends and supporters to extend sincerest condolences to all the family and relatives of those who have suffered loss and are grieving at this time.
 
In a release the organisation said “we do not always understand the realities of life, however, we continue to trust that the Creator will provide the comfort and togetherness that we need to get through these trying times.” 
 
The organisation also stated they are praying for recovery and asking that God would grant speedy and satisfying recovery.
“We pray for the leadership of Guyana, that God would show them how best to act in order to reduce the fallout of this tragedy. We thank God for the wisdom, experience and willingness of the doctors, nurses, firemen, pilots, police, community members and all who were involved in the saving of lives.”
 
Shalom. Namaste. Was Salaam.
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