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Stakeholders Detail Highway Concerns

The inauguration of the recently completed May Pen to Williamsfield highway segment has been overshadowed by reports of wandering animals and insufficient lighting, causing mounting apprehension among the public. Our correspondent, Natalia Clarke, interviewed a firsthand eyewitness among the motorists and engaged in discussions with the Opposition’s Transport Spokesperson to evaluate the issues at hand and explore potential solutions. Watch the report:

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