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AFC wants Commission of Inquiry into Mahdia School Dorm fire

- party says all Guyana must join hearts and hands in response to the tragedy

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May 25, 2023
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AFC Leader and Member of Parliament Khemraj Ramjattan

AFC Leader and Member of Parliament Khemraj Ramjattan

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The Alliance For Change (AFC) in a statement made known the party is deeply saddened and mourns the passing of the school girls who perished in last Sunday evening dormitory fire at Mahdia Secondary School, Mahdia, Region 8.

The Leader, and entire Executive and membership expresses condolences and offers heartfelt support to the parents, relatives and colleagues of those who passed.

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The nation’s immediate focus has to be on addressing the pain and suffering brought on by this tragedy, the party pointed out, making known this is a national tragedy and all of Guyana must join hearts and hands in national mourning and commiserations.

Leader of the party, Khemraj Ramjattan noted, immediately afterwards this phase of grieving is over, attention has to be put into finding out why a tragedy of this magnitude could have occurred and to finding answers to the many questions that must be answered – why was there no means of escape? 

Why was the response of the Guyana Fire Service once again below the minimum standards expected, and where were the adult supervisors and dorm mothers, the AFC questioned. 

The party said it expects and demands a full Commission of Inquiry into this tragedy, and for the inquiry to be extended, and recommendations made, for all places where students are accommodated nationwide “Our prayers and support go out to the grieving parents and relatives of the bereaved.”

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