Trash trouble across the island is under control, the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) is declaring.
Following weeks of public complaints about the widespread filthy build-up of garbage across the island, the public relations officer of the SSA, Carl “Alf” Padmore, yesterday admitted the agency had “some challenges with vehicles” but a number of neighbourhoods had been cleaned.
The latest district to cry out about the sickening sight was Green Park Lane, The City, where residents pointed out a number of garbage spots that had not been cleared in weeks in spite of their complaints.
However, in swift response to calls from the SATURDAY SUN Padmore made a brief visit to the area yesterday and promised relief soon to the residents.
SSA moves to clear backlog
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