Business Off To A Slow Start Following Faulty Pole Crash In Montego Bay

Businesses on and around the  North Street vicinity in Montego Bay, St. James were affected by a power outage over the weekend because of a faulty utility pole that came crashing down.

Cars were damaged, telephone, internet, cable lines were down in addition to the power outage.

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