While waters receded in many parts of Georgetown, yesterday,Nazair Jones Jersey, the inundation remained in several parts of the Capital City and Deputy City Engineer, Lloyd Alleyne, is blaming the wanton disregard for proper disposal of food boxes and plastic bottles.But chief above the accused are the people who are removing cages and grill work from drains to sell to scrap metal dealers.Fingers of blame were plenty yesterday as the flooded waters from rains of the day before remained on the land along Croal Street,Red Zlatan Ibrahimovic Manchester United Jersey, Avenue of the Republic and the environs of Stabroek Market as waters in other areas were receding.The waters flooded the immediate environs of the Demico House pavement which extended around the entire block that encapsulated the section that included the St. Andrew’s Primary School and St Andrew’s Kirk as well as the pavement on Brickdam and the car park area.Also flooded was part of the Kitty/Campbellville bus Park and hence those who plied their trade had to do so beyond the centre of the road while ingress and egress to the Demico house were stymied.The entire compound of the St Andrew’s School was still flooded yesterday.? No one was seen in the building or the compound and the building was locked.There, Alleyne and several City Engineer workers, as well as officials from Banks DIH, were discussing plans to stem the tide of the apparent stagnant waters.Several men were seen in the drain in shoulder deep waters poking sticks and forks under the road way and pulling out plastic bags, bottles and Styrofoam boxes. But try as they did from about 7:30 hours up until 11:30hrs there was no movement of the waters.“Is the plenty boxes and plastic bags and all the garbage the people dump in the gutter that bank up under the road that cause this,” Alleyne said.At the same time he noticed the garbage in a manhole in the road on Avenue of the Republic. Almost losing hope, the Guyana Fire Service was summoned but before they could get there one of the men in the drain managed to create a passage way through the backed up garbage and the waters rushed through the small opening.Digging out the garbage from the manhole on Croal Street Before long the man hole filled up with garbage covered in waste oil.Several taxi drivers and one vendor,Myles Garrett Browns Jersey, Troy De Mattos, sprang into action and helped to clear the many plastic bottles and boxes as well as straws out of the manhole.“This is just one case. We have the same issues in parts of Queenstown and Lacytown,Yasser Corona Jersey,” Alleyne said yesterday.Alleyne had said that 85 percent of the waters that flooded Georgetown had been drained but he reiterated that the problem remains the wanton misuse of the drainage system as a garbage disposal site.Several truckloads of mostly boxes and Styrofoam boxes,Mario Gotze Dortmund Jersey, plastic bags and bottles were removed from several drains in the city yesterday.As part of measures, Alleyne says,Todd Helton Rockies Jersey, he will be actively pursuing the permanent removal of all the vendors along the Croal Street as part of efforts to stem the tide of dumping in the drains there.