Residents are concerned about this leaning post on Richings Avenue, Kingston 6. The post identifier is SL 21507.
It is good to note that the Richings Avenue road is being repaired. Someone said to me that companies that get contracts to fix roads, should ensure that their workers wear masks, portable bathroom facilities are available, and they should have water for drinking and sanitation purposes on site.
Residents in other areas have also complained about the poor quality of the work done. Are these workers trained how to repair our roads, and are they properly supervised?
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These leaning poles are all over Jamaica.
ReplyDeleteApparently the people don't care. Are they waiting until something happens? Thanks to those who have made a report. These reports are passed on to the JPS.
DeleteThe worst roads in Jamaica especially on the highway very crazy rented a car when I came to visit. And my poor brother did not see one of them and it cost me over two hundred U S.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr. Derby for always offering your assistance with issues that some of us are not able to fix on our own. I believe many including myself appreciate your help especially when it is to make our beautiful country🇯🇲 a better place. Enjoy your day and try and get a little time for "self"
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