WORK at the roundabout being constructed in Boarded Hall, St George, is progressing smoothly, says project supervisor Bernard Browne.
On Sunday some motorists expressed concern about a huge hole in a section of the roadway that runs from east to west.
Browne told the DAILY NATION yesterday that during excavation, workmen came up on some mud and had to dig deeper than first expected and that was the reason for the deep hole in the road.
He said, however, that has not set them back.
Workmen were busy getting that section of the road compacted yesterday. (MM)
Here, workmen filling a section of the roadway to get it back up to the intended level. (Picture by Nigel Browne.)
Crew not stuck on mud
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