Girl, 15, on 19 counts of murder for Mahdia fire
A fifteen-year-old girl was on Monday remanded to the Juvenile Justice Centre, for the murder of the 19 children who died in the inferno at Mahdia Secondary School female dormitory last week Sunday.
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A fifteen-year-old girl was on Monday remanded to the Juvenile Justice Centre, for the murder of the 19 children who died in the inferno at Mahdia Secondary School female dormitory last week Sunday.
Police on Tuesday said a schoolgirl allegedly set fire to the female dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School on Sunday night, resulting in the death of 19 pers
Several of the students were interviewed in the presence of a Probation Officer, and statements were taken. The report on the fire will be sent today to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Shalimar Ali-Hack, SC for legal advice.
Guyanese President Irfaan Ali said confronting the challenge of the Mahdia fire has been the hardest task of his presidency. As the country struggles to cope with the deaths of the 19 children, Ali said counselling is being provided for the families of the victims, the surviving children, and the community. Eighteen girls and a