A Berbice contractor has stepped forward to rebuild a new home for 45-year-old Tricia Wintz of Pepper Street, Glasgow Village, after a devastating fire on Monday destroyed her family’s house and left eight people homeless.
Aubrey David visited the family at the site of the destroyed home on Tuesday, where he delivered essential supplies to provide immediate relief and gave assurance that a new residence will be constructed.
The fire completely destroyed the family’s home, leaving Wintz and her relatives without shelter and in urgent need of assistance. David’s visit brought much-needed relief supplies to help the family cope with the immediate aftermath of the disaster.
During the visit, David pledged that a new house will be constructed for the family. He explained that the rebuilding effort is being undertaken on behalf of His Excellency President Irfaan Ali, who has consistently emphasized support for vulnerable families and swift assistance during times of crisis.
The intervention reflects the government’s commitment to assisting citizens affected by natural disasters and emergencies, ensuring that displaced families receive timely support as they work to rebuild their lives.
