Dr. Gaye says he’s making efforts for the items to be removed and shipped to Liberia by early April this year. “Our tasks, according to the City of Chicago, are to bear full legal and financial responsibilities in logistics and payment of the shipment to Liberia,” Dr. Gaye said. After Liberia failed to maximize the availability of the equipment, the City of Chicago was constrained to donate the firefighting equipment to Mexico and Porto Rico. However, Dr. Gaye said the Liberian community has still been working to ensure the country benefits for the now available fire equipment. We therefore seek everyone’s contribution to this worth goal,” Dr. Gaye concluded in a statement.

Source: Front Page Africa March 10, 2020 07:41 UTC