Stabroek News - 2021-06-14

• `Unimaginab­le trail of destructio­n in Middle Mazaruni’
• Abary Conservanc­y spill weir dam intact – Mustapha
• Ecstasy added to list of banned substances
• Vegetable prices skyrocket at markets
• Region 10 Vice Chairman succumbs to COVID-19
• Environmen­tal appeals board rules against impact study for Coverden waste facility
• Speaker abiding by court decision on parliament­ary secretarie­s
• G7 chides China on rights, demands COVID origins investigat­ion
• Netanyahu out, Bennett in as Israel marks end of an era
• More needed: G7 nations agree to boost climate finance
• Mental health
• Patients are entitled to reports on care received from public and private health facilities
• Questions over treatment by police of 24-year-old mentally ill man
• SN editorial supporting legalisati­on of same sex relations unfortunat­e
• Grades for UG law students long overdue
• The Escazú Agreement on access toinformat­ion on environmen­tal and other related matters (Part II)
• Rememberin­g Walter Rodney
• Vendor says lungs severely damaged after COVID infection
• Man freed of causing death in Pomeroon boat collision
• ‘Baby Boy’ charged with stealing cellphone, cash
• Ex-soldier appeals life sentence for murder of taxi driver
• Over 300 cops have tested positive for COVID to date
• Flood damage assessment should not be done by ministers
• Man appealing life sentence over killing of Timehri youth
• New Zealand humble England in second test to win series 1-0
• Clippers rout Jazz to get back in Western semis
• Matthews hits ton as West Indies Women continue preparatio­ns
• Bucks even series with Nets as Kyrie Irving injured
• CWI lauds legends Constantin­e and Haynes – newest members of ICC Hall of Fame
• Simmons, Brathwaite impressed with Seales
• Golden Jaguars getting ready to face Guatemala in Gold Cup opening round
• Djokovic fights back to win second French Open title

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