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Jun 16, 2022 Letters
Dear Editor,
One week ago, a young Lethem father was riding home on a motorcycle with his small son when a flock of sheep ran across the road and caused them both to fall. The father received bruises but his son suffered hairline fractures to both his shoulder and hip. The boy has been confined to bed for one month and will therefore miss school for that period.
Over the years I have complained to the past and present mayors and have written letters to the media on this issue but got absolutely no action. Horses also still roam the streets at will, often ridden bareback by boys as young as 10 years old.
Will it take the death of one of the government’s party supporters before they rise from their abject sloth and incompetence?
Yours truly,
Clairmont Lye
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