Fixing a blight of the city

Fixing a blight of the city

The present frenetic efforts to reverse the disreputable state into which Georgetown – the capital of the “fastest growing economy in the world” – has remained mired, has a monocausal origin. Yes, there are innumerable casual ways in which our citizens dispose of their garbage – which leads to clogged drains, canals and sewers that create floods in large swathes of the city once rain falls during high tide and the kokers are closed. And then the…