Residents of Mount All in White Hill, St Andrew are divided on whether they should be relocated but all agree that their collapsed road has dealt a heavy blow to communication.
The road was damaged during torrential rainfall last December 1 and collapsed on December 5. Since then some residents have been forced to go through Belleplaine or other parts of the parish to get from one community to the other.
Alternatively, residents can park their vehicles on one side of the caved-in road and make the remainder of the journey by foot.
The road at the less-populated Turner’s Hall has also been closed to vehicular traffic since a portion collapsed.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Rough going in Mount All
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