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Another student who was badly injured in the Mahdia Secondary School’s female dormitory on May 21, 2023 that claimed the lives of 19 children died yesterday.

Honoring his commitment, the President on Sunday hosted a dinner at his residence, State House for the families of those who perished and students who were in the dorm during the horrific. During the engagement the President spoke individually to those in attendance and listened to their concerns and asked them about ways that the Government could enhance their lives.

Georgetown – Guyana police on Sunday said that a secondary school girl who allegedly caused the death of 19 of her schoolmates when she set the dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School, 100 miles west of here, ablaze last Monday, will be charged with murder. Head of the Criminal Investigations Department, Assistant Police Commissioner Wendell Blanhum, said the department arrived at this decision following legal advice. “Legal advice was obtained to …

GEORGETOWN, GUYANA, (CMC) – Guyana police on Sunday said that a secondary school girl, who allegedly caused the death of 19 of her schoolmates when she set the dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School...

One of the victims of last Sunday’s fire at the Mahdia Secondary School’s female dormitory who is listed as critical was on Saturday medevacked to a hospital in New York, United States of America (USA) for further treatment, the Ministry of Health announced on Saturday.

The Mahdia Secondary School student, who allegedly burned down the institution's dormitory and caused the death of 19 schoolmates, would be charged with murder

One of the two girls admitted in the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in a critical state is said to be flown overseas for further medical treatment.

A fourteen-year-old boy, who is a friend of a Mahdia fire victim, is currently hospitalised in Georgetown after he consumed a poisonous substance.

Two of the eleven girls who are admitted at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) following the devastating fire at the Mahdia Secondary School’s female dormitory on Sunday, are still in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in a critical condition.

In addition to the nine girls who were flown to the city on Monday following the devastating fire at Mahdia, Region Eight President Irfaan Ali on Tuesday announced that in relation to those who survived, preparation has been made for them to be flown to Georgetown for further medical assessment.