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According to Caribbean Life News, The US government plans to give Guyana grant aid worth US$2 million to acquire high technology drones and other unmanned equipment to help the Caribbean Community nation track illegal narcotics and other overflights, officials said this week. The unmanned surveillance equipment will be plunged into service shortly and follows a coastal radar system donated to the Guyana Defense Force in the past year allowing the military to monitor shipping activity off the coast and in major waterways. “Everyone knows that we stand shoulder to shoulder with Guyana and we are so passionate about your territorial integrity and we support you on that 1000%,” Ambassador Nicole Theriot told reporters. “It’s incredibly important that people know that, because we are asked two questions by US companies interested in working here in Guyana that is political stability and security. All those drug flights that w
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