Bus strike hits West Coast Berbice
Minibus drivers on the West Coast of Berbice parked their buses in a demand for increased fares as the price of fuel continues to rise.
The drivers parked their buses in the area of Bath, leaving hundreds of persons stranded. School children and teachers and those going to work were caught by surprise as they did not expect the strike.
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