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On Sunday last the Caria Caria village held its annual Independence 
Sports Day at the village ground.
Several villages in the Essequibo River took part in the events, including Buck Hall, Bonasika and Aliki. Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Steve Ninvalle was part of the activity which included cricket among other sports.
In picture Ninvalle (left) pose with members of the Aliki cricket team.
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