Crime Perception and Concerns

In 2024, Kumaka in Guyana presents a unique case, with available data showing no recorded perceptions or statistical data concerning crime levels, making it a challenge to assess the public sentiment or areas of concern.

This unusual lack of data could point toward either an unrecorded period, very low levels of crime, or limitations in data collection methods.

Some notable concerns include:

• Property CrimesNo data has been recorded regarding property crimes like theft, car break-ins, or home burglaries in Kumaka. This absence of data leaves an open question concerning the actual state of property crime in the area.
• Drug-Related IssuesThe dataset does not provide any specific information on drug-related issues. As such, it remains unclear how drug activities impact the safety perception in Kumaka.
• Violent CrimesKumaka's violent crime rates and public concerns around issues such as assault or robbery are not represented in the provided data, illustrating a potential need for enhanced data collection systems.
• Public SafetyPublic safety indicators, such as the perceived safety during daylight or night time, are not provided, leaving the perceived sense of security unquantifiable from this dataset.

Crime Trends and Safety

• Rising Crime ConcernsThere appears to be no data on whether crime is perceived to be rising, which could indicate stability or a lack of comprehensive reporting or perception studies in Kumaka.
• Specific FearsNo explicit data concerning worries about theft, ethnic or religious confrontation, or attack-related fears are documented, suggesting either a lack of such fears or unreported statistics.

Air Quality and Pollution Levels

The pollution data from Kumaka in 2024 is non-existent according to the available dataset. This results in an inability to address the air quality or pollution concerns residents might have.

Without specific data, any assumptions about particulate matter or air quality remain speculative.

Waste and Noise Pollution

Noise and waste pollution levels are not recorded for 2024, providing no basis for evaluation of these factors in Kumaka.

The absence of data on garbage disposal satisfaction and noise levels means questions remain on these environmental quality issues.

Green Spaces and Water Quality

The data does not cover the quality of green spaces or access to water in Kumaka, leaving these positives or areas for improvement unexplored.

Access to drinking water quality also remains unrecorded, nullifying insight into this crucial resource’s condition.