One of the reasons why hurricane Beryl was so damaging, in perishes like St. Elizabeth and Clarendon, is that the road surfaces and the sides are not being maintained. In parishes like St. Elizabeth and Clarendon, the road sides are like forests, and with so many big trees. .
So St. Elizabeth is the stepchild. St. Elizabeth was the parish hardest hit, yet no mention of the work being done to clear the roads in the parish. Your government in action, my friend. You see, you love to brag about the "great work the government is doing"
Thanks for providing this countrywide road condition update! This is very important information that is very hard to find.
Glad it was helpful!
Hard hit areas without electricity in Jamaica not good
Yep. I am hearing weeks, going into months for the light to be restored
@drivinginjamaica that's too long! Not good 😐
Yep, they have to install polls
One of the reasons why hurricane Beryl was so damaging, in perishes like St. Elizabeth and Clarendon, is that the road surfaces and the sides are not being maintained. In parishes like St. Elizabeth and Clarendon, the road sides are like forests, and with so many big trees.
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Yep. Thanks for the info
So St. Elizabeth is the stepchild. St. Elizabeth was the parish hardest hit, yet no mention of the work being done to clear the roads in the parish. Your government in action, my friend. You see, you love to brag about the "great work the government is doing"
Insufficient bushing of the lines...NWA, JPS, even MPs & parish councils not doing the work.
I agree with the bushing of the lines
It seems so. Perhaps if the parish had more tourist activities it would get more or faster attention