Traffic Chief Mahendra Singh says no one is above the law, warning that a person's status or position will…
Traffic Chief Mahendra Singh says no one is above the law, warning that a person's status or position will not shield them from legal action. He made the remarks during an interview with Ignite News, noting that more than 35,000 speeding tickets were issued during the first half…
Traffic Chief Mahendra Singh says no one is above the law, warning that a person's status or position will not shield them from legal action. He made the remarks during an interview with Ignite News, noting that more than 35,000 speeding tickets were issued during the first half of this year through Guyana's Smart Intelligence Traffic System.
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