Holness pledges fix for mountain roads

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Holness pledges fix for mountain roads

Commuters using the ramshackle Dustry Road have been promised that moderate repairs will be effected to the corridor during the new fiscal year that starts on April 1. But St Andrew East Rural Member of Parliament Juliet Holness has cautioned that...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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