Aftermath of Camp St unrest - Guyana Chronicle

Aftermath of Camp St unrest

Photos by Delano Williams and Ravin Singh

Tanks of water being trucked in to the Lusignan prison on Wednesday

Soldiers of the Guyana Defense Force assisting each other at the Lusignan Prison.

Officers in casual attire clears the way for the arrival of Magistrate Peter Hugh.

A fire fighter fetches a hose to the compound of the now-demolished Georgetown Prison to dowse the debris

Minister within the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Annette Ferguson assists fire-fighters in organising to comb the Georgetown Prison compound for remains

A section of the remains of the Georgetown prison

A fire-fighter looks on as his colleagues cut through a metal safe which is believed to have had guns stored (Ravin Singh)

the cutlass which is believed to have been used by prisoners to attack wardens during the prison riot and subsequent escape (Ravin Singh)

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