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Are people really saying they want Ministers to resign every time there is a tragedy?

Dear Editor, 

The MV Barima tragedy has brought to focus the need for an overhaul in Guyana’s transport sector.

There needs to be learning from our mistakes not continuously doing the same thing over and over in the same way and expect a different result.

Who resigns when there is minibuses fatalities or car accidents? Are people really saying that they want Ministers to resign every time there is a tragedy?

At the moment, people are looking for someone to blame. The responsibility stops at The President.

It amazes me at the politics being played out.

Saner heads need to prevail and await the findings of the COI.

Sincerely, 

Sean Ori 

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