CHARMAINE ELLIS, of Trents Tenantry, St James, was among several frustrated and angry residents in the close-knit community trapped in their homes yesterday after a torrential downpour.Ellis, who is a diabetic, said she can never get in or out of her house when it rained because water surrounded the house. Furthermore, it takes about four days before the water runs off or evaporates.But Government’s Drainage Unit said residents would have to bear with this inconvenience for a while longer because it would take more than $1/2 million to rectify the situation.
Trapped by flood waters
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Male juvenile to appear in court
A male juvenile has been arrested and charged in connection with several offences alleged to have been committed...
Scotiabank’s Suzette Armoogam-Shah is new head of Bankers Association
Suzette Armoogam-Shah, Country Head, Scotiabank (Barbados) Limited has been appointed President of The Barbados Bankers Association (TBBA).
A seasoned...
Kane ends England’s 25-year Ballon d’Or wait
Harry Kane has become the first English player to win the Ballon d'Or since Michael Owen in 2001...
Update: Six injured in collision at Crumpton Street
Six people, including a public service vehicle (PSV) driver, were taken for medical treatment following a collision involving...


