The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) on Wednesday said it has received reports that there are members of the disciplined services who have not yet been registered in order to vote at the general election later this year even as the period to do so is ending.

According to a statement read by the party’s campaign manager, Joseph Harmon, a retired army officer, the reports further claim that the heads of these services have not made adequate arrangements to facilitate the registration process.

The Joint Opposition Political Parties could launch their coalition platform for this year’s general election by month end, according to information from PNCR’s presidential candidate Brigadier (ret.) David Granger.

Speaking to demwaves.com on Thursday, Granger said they are currently working on selecting their leadership team but the work is well advanced and a launch could happen in another fortnight.

The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has unanimously voted not to extend the period to sanitize the preliminary voters list.

The Claims and Objections period began on May 9. The claims period will end on June 9 and the period for objections will conclude on June 12.

Mr. Granger delivering relief supplies to affected residents.

The Peoples National Congress Reform (PNCR) is the latest political party to have rushed relief-supplies to flood-affected Lethem.

PNCR presidential candidate, David Granger, accompanied by party youth-arm chairman, Christopher Jones, were Wednesday morning distributing toiletries, bottled water and other items to persons who are housed in shelters.