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Georgetown, Guyana News—What was supposed to be a joyful holiday celebration turned into a national tragedy that has left Guyana asking difficult questions. Two young siblings are dead after drowning in a drainage canal in Melanie Damishana on the East Coast of Demerara during Phagwah celebrations on March 3, 2026.

Their names were Jadon De Courte (10) and Tianna De Courte (8).
Reports say Jadon died trying to save his younger sister.

⚠️ Were proper safety measures in place around the drain?
⚠️ Why were there no warning signs or caution tape at the site?
⚠️ Could government authorities or contractors be legally responsible?

Attorney and APNU MP Dexter Todd says the drowning may involve negligence by authorities responsible for public infrastructure. Legal action could follow.

This heartbreaking incident also comes just weeks before the one-year anniversary of Adrianna Younge’s drowning, raising renewed concerns about public safety, accountability, and preventable deaths in Guyana.

In this episode of The Final Takeaway, we examine:

✅ The tragic deaths of Jadon and Tianna De Courte

✅ The role of public safety and government oversight

✅ The legal questions surrounding negligence and liability

✅ Why some believe this tragedy could have been prevented

✅ As the nation mourns, the biggest question remains:

✅ Who is responsible — and will anyone be held accountable?

🙏 Our condolences go out to the De Courte family and the community of Melanie Damishana.

Watch the full breakdown.

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