Region Six gets fifth David ‘G’ school bus
Minister of Social Protection, Amna Ally and Casino Manager at Princess Ramada Hotel, Eray Kanmaz cuts the ribbon to commission the David ‘G’ School Bus
Minister of Social Protection, Amna Ally and Casino Manager at Princess Ramada Hotel, Eray Kanmaz cuts the ribbon to commission the David ‘G’ School Bus

STUDENTS in the East Canje, Berbice area will now travel to school free of cost and more safely, thanks to the government which along with the Princess Ramada Hotel commissioned the 29th David ‘G’ School Bus today, at the Canje Secondary School.

Teachers, education officers, students and parents at the commissioning of the 29th David ‘G’ School Bus ceremony

According to a DPI press release, the commissioning of the bus is all part of the President’s Five Bs initiative. Minister of Social Protection, Amna Ally pointed out that this is the fifth David ‘G’ School Bus to be commissioned in Region Six.

“There is not a single region without a David ‘G’ Bus, Boat or Bicycle. We congratulate Region Six and we would like you to take care of this bus. I must tell you that it is the regional administration of Region Six responsibility to cater for the driver, fuel and the maintenance of this bus,” said Ally.

Casino manager at Princess Ramada Hotel, Eray Kanmaz

Reminding that the bus project is a collaborative effort with private sector donors, Minister Ally commended the management of Princess Ramada Hotel for their continual donations.
Manager of the hotel’s casino, Eray Kanmaz, said the hotel is elated to be part of the Five Bs initiative.

“This being our second visit to Berbice and third donation of a bus in collaboration with the government; the Princess Group of Companies is dedicated to contributing and playing an active role in the social welfare of all Guyanese. Education is imperative to the development of a nation. Having access to transportation, eases the burden from parents and children which will translate in keeping our children in school.”

Minister of Social Protection Amna Ally

To date, 29 buses, nine boats and more than 1,200 bicycles have been distributed across the regions, as part of the Five Bs initiative.

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