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Residents of Housing Development Corporation (HDC) apartment buildings in Trou Macaque, Laventille, which suffered damage on Tuesday, due to heavy rainfall, are not happy with the pace of repairs.
WITH the country still under an adverse weather yellow alert, at least 16 families remained at risk overnight after strong winds ripped the roof off a Housing Development Corporation (HDC) apartment complex in Trou Macaque, Laventille on Tuesday afternoon. With only tarpaulin covering where sheets of galvanise were once in place, the families were fearing
Managing director of the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) Jayselle McFarlane, along with councillor for the Success/Trou Macaque area Adanna Griffith-Gordon, is currently assisting residents of Trou Macaque after the roof of an apartment complex blew off. The incident took place at about 1.30 pm. Newsday was told affected residents were on location trying to salvage
Five families are pleading with the Housing Development Corporation (HDC), as well as the MP for Port of Spain South Keith Scotland, to allow them to continue occupying apartments at Old St Joseph Road, Piccadilly.