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Mr. Mohammed, Poor Indian Communities Need You Too

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
February 17, 2025
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Dear Editor,

Please print my letter.  I see Team Mohammed helping a lot of people on social media. He goes to African villages, he helps Indigenous people, and that is good. But what about us? Poor East Indians need help too.

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In places like Bath, Black Bush Polder, Enmore, Lusignan, Mahaica, and Mahaicony, people struggling same way. Mothers can’t feed their children, old people suffering, young ones got no jobs. We need help too, Mr. Mohammed. Please don’t forget us.

In the name of One Guyana, I beg you, come see our communities. We welcome you with open arms.

A worried mother from Mahaicony

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