TOO MUCH. TOO QUICK.
TOO MUCH EXPECTED FROM POOR PEOPLE.
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Keshwar Singh
9 years ago
No study was done to make a case for this burden on citizens capacity to pay these exorbitant fees. They can reduce the fees for long periods incrementally.
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Bishram Kuppen
9 years ago
This contract was not tendered, no consultations with residents, too burdensome and not needed. Cancel contract now.
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Sabrina
9 years ago
I don't want parking meter in Guyana because I can't it unless my salary increase thank you
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Reana
9 years ago
Its too expensive for the working people...its guyana we are living in and cost of living is high already! Most people barely make ends meet for their family with their salary....and now this! Its like we are moving down the ladder than climbing up! The economy cant afford this huge project of the government!
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Vive
9 years ago
Mojority of the Guyanese people,myself included, are already struggling to provide for our family and this parking meter only makes life all the more hard and hopeless
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Karran ramsammy
9 years ago
This is the craziest idea for a government to come up with in this era in our country.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Unfair for working class of people also bad for the businesses in Georgetown
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Kaylah Taylors
9 years ago
This parking meter situation is absolutely ridiculous. Whoever created this has no sympathy towards their fellow Guyanese citizens.
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Royan
9 years ago
I agree no parking meter
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We will not be bullied
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Vijay rupchand
9 years ago
Its a burdent on guyanese ...bad for business......G. town has become a gost town.
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Dominic Narayan
9 years ago
It is ridiculous and they are bullies
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Chandra
9 years ago
No parking meter
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Gaitree Deodat
9 years ago
I do not want the parking meters in Guyana
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Natasha singh Lewis
9 years ago
I support the ban for parking meters
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Ann Chan
9 years ago
We are too small a population to be bullied - city council needs to wake up and stop dreaming of how to rob citizens of their hard earned pay.
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Jermaine Andrews
9 years ago
There needs to be more transparency in this project and the guyanese people need to benefit from this in some way. A review by the transparency committee of guyana needs to be done as well as a feasibility study.
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TOO MUCH. TOO QUICK. TOO MUCH EXPECTED FROM POOR PEOPLE.
No study was done to make a case for this burden on citizens capacity to pay these exorbitant fees. They can reduce the fees for long periods incrementally.
This contract was not tendered, no consultations with residents, too burdensome and not needed. Cancel contract now.
I don't want parking meter in Guyana because I can't it unless my salary increase thank you
Its too expensive for the working people...its guyana we are living in and cost of living is high already! Most people barely make ends meet for their family with their salary....and now this! Its like we are moving down the ladder than climbing up! The economy cant afford this huge project of the government!
Mojority of the Guyanese people,myself included, are already struggling to provide for our family and this parking meter only makes life all the more hard and hopeless
This is the craziest idea for a government to come up with in this era in our country.
Unfair for working class of people also bad for the businesses in Georgetown
This parking meter situation is absolutely ridiculous. Whoever created this has no sympathy towards their fellow Guyanese citizens.
I agree no parking meter
We will not be bullied
Its a burdent on guyanese ...bad for business......G. town has become a gost town.
It is ridiculous and they are bullies
No parking meter
I do not want the parking meters in Guyana
I support the ban for parking meters
We are too small a population to be bullied - city council needs to wake up and stop dreaming of how to rob citizens of their hard earned pay.
There needs to be more transparency in this project and the guyanese people need to benefit from this in some way. A review by the transparency committee of guyana needs to be done as well as a feasibility study.
GT ain't ready for parking meters.