REES RESIDENTS PLEAD FOR PAVING
A week after the Ministry of works sent material for remedial work along Rees Road, Barrackpore, residents were out in protest once more.They say all it took was one downpour
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A week after the Ministry of works sent material for remedial work along Rees Road, Barrackpore, residents were out in protest once more.They say all it took was one downpour
Residents of Rees Road, Barrackpore say protests will not stop until the Ministry of Works carries out a proper paving exercise in their community.
RESIDENTS of St Croix, Barrackpore are demanding repair to their roads before local government elections.
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Under the watchful eyes of the police, workers from the Ministry of Works and Transport returned to Barrackpore on Wednesday to start patching the road. On Tuesday, when the workers visited the junction at Rees Road and St Croix Road to drop off materials, residents protesting over the bad road chased them away, saying they