EVEN AFTER the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) purchased a fleet of new vehicles at a cost of $4.5 million last November to improve the collection of garbage from the streets of Barbados, garbage pile-ups can still be found, particularly in some parts of The City
Near the site of the demolished Fairchild Street Market, the trail of garbage is not only an eyesore but poses a health hazard because of its proximity to a number of booths offering food and produce for sale to the public.
Eyesore in The City
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