COPPER THIEVES HAVE struck again.
This time they went atop the roof of the almost 60-foot-tall Mall Internationale in Haggatt Hall, St Michael, between Sunday night and yesterday morning and stole nearly $36 000 worth of power cable weighing an estimated 690 pounds.
As a result, the planned month-end handover of 50 000 square feet of office space to a number of Government departments will now be delayed for another four weeks.
The theft was yet another financial blow dealt to Williams Industries, coming after thieves stole an estimated $16 000 in copper coils and welding cable from Williams Metals and Coles Engineering Limited at Lowlands, Christ Church, four times in the last four weeks. (SP)
Full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Blow for Bizzy
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