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Guyana Launches Six-Week Speeding Campaign Along Linden-Mabura Hill Road
Guyana has begun a six-week anti-speeding campaign in Linden linked to the Linden-to-Mabura Hill road upgrade, alongside wider road-safety outreach.
4 reports from 1 outlet · First reported Sun, Sep 27
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UpdatedThe Public Works Ministry launched a six-week speeding campaign in Linden under the Linden-to-Mabura Hill road upgrade project.
Kaieteur NewsThe campaign includes broader public outreach and is backed by UKCIF and the Caribbean Development Bank.
Kaieteur NewsOfficials cited 137 road deaths in 2025 while calling for safer driving habits.
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