Skeldon, Berbice – The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) says the Guyana Sugar Coperation (Guysuco) owes the sugar workers a full clear and clean statement on the Skeldon factory and should consider shutting down the factory until its costly defects are redressed.Repair works started this morning on the lone boiler and hammers, in the meantime 800 punts of cane are left in the dock and another 600 punts are being transported to the factory will left stalled. The union says the functioning of the factory is beset by a number of defects has worsened over the past few days.
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