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Police mourn death of music director 

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April 22, 2021
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The Guyana Police Force is mourning the sudden death of its Director of Music and Culture, Senior Superintendent Charmaine Stuart.

Ms. Stuart passed away Wednesday evening at the Georgetown Public Hospital where she was rushed after complaining for chest pain, according to her son Kevin Jones.
More details in a subsequent release.

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