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Jul 01, 2019 Letters
Good Hope Phase Three has finally gotten roads, after pleading for help for over four years.
Only certain sections have been paved, all the cross streets are still in a disgraceful state, and the contractor said that they are not contracted to do anything to these roads.
Editor, I am wondering why this administration would spend our tax dollars so carelessly, is it that some areas are not a priority or we are second class citizens?
I would like the Minister of Communities and his team to come and visit this scheme and see what is happening. It boggles the mind that the people that you put in authority cannot comprehend the basic understanding of fundamental rights of their citizens and pass hundreds of potholes, while only paving certain section of the roads.
Like the previous PPP Government, I am left to believe that this is just an elaborate election gimmick.
Thanks,
Naddia Bacchus
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