Last Updated on Tuesday, 28 October 2025, 20:41 by Writer
Guyanese investigators have found the clothing that the suspected gas station bomber wore during Sunday night’s deadly attack, police said.
The exact location was not provided but police said in a statement on Tuesday that the picture was that of “the clothing which the suspect wore during the perpetration of the deadly crime, which was found at a location in Region Three.”
No name of the suspect has been released, but police said they have positively identified him as a Spanish-speaking foreigner. There are nationals of several Spanish-speaking nationals living and working in Guyana.
The Guyana Police Force said three persons, including one Venezuelan, were arrested on Monday but the prime suspect was yet to be captured.
A six-year-old girl was killed and four others were injured when the device exploded at about 7:24 on Sunday night.
The explosion in the capital Georgetown, which vibrated buildings as far as two kilometers away, also damaged several nearby buildings.
The opposition We Invest in Nationhood and A Partnership for National Unity on Monday called for the registration of all foreigners in Guyana.
The government signed a contract about two years ago to introduce digital identification cards for citizens and foreigners here.
Sunday night’s bombing followed two similarly powerful ones at a police station and Guyana Power and Light substation. No one was injured in those. Police are yet to arrest the two Spanish-speaking perpetrators of those bombings.
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