Repairs to the dangerous Possum Bridge, which borders St George and St Philip, are nearing completion, and motorists now have a better road to travel on.
The road was realigned and widened while a retainer wall was built around the repaired bridge, which had been broken for over three years. The dangerous sharp corner, which was a major complaint among motorists, is also no more since the road has been widened.
When a NATION team visited the area yesterday, workmen from the Ministry of Transport and Works were busy building a sidewalk, which will extend behind the bridge, making the road safer for pedestrians.
Smooth driving on Possum’s
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
PM credits World Bank
Barbados borrowing at lower interest rate has enabled it to do projects that would have otherwise been placed...
PM Mitchell leads NDC to historic victory
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell led his ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) to an historic electoral victory here on...
Missing 12-year-old girl traced
Ariel Holder, 12, of Bridgecot Terrace, St George, who was reported missing on Thursday, November 5, has been...
Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns after bank collapse
Paraguay's President Santiago Peña has announced his resignation following a political crisis sparked by the collapse of a...


