Joint Services Chairman urges continued restraint and good judgement
CHAIRMAN of the Joint Services, Brigadier Mark Phillips, is urging all Guyanese to remain calm and continue exercising restraint and good judgement.

“As we await the final declaration from GECOM, let us avoid antagonistic behaviour, and remain patient as due process and the rule of law takes it course,” he urged.

“Continue, therefore, to temper any tendency to become riled or give in to frustration. For those who are celebrating, remember to do so in keeping within the ambit of the law.

“Citizens, have patience with the process, and let good sense prevail. Guyana is ours. Let us therefore, conduct ourselves at all times for the development and good of our beloved nation,” he urged.