WATCH: APUA Staff Work in Extreme Weather Conditions

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The linesmen at APUA didn’t let the rain stop them from making sure the by-pass road to the official SIDS4 venue was properly lit!

Talk about dedication! It’s amazing to see such a national effort in action. They deserve a medal for their hard work and commitment!

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Comments (3)

  • Anonymous May 26, 2024, 12:33 PM

    And when the event finish they are forgotten
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  • Jezz May 26, 2024, 12:40 PM

    Really? So the tax-paying citizens of Antigua and Barbuda do not deserve the same dedication and commitment to service? My street lights go out and it takes months, and countless calls, to get someone to come out and fix them! They should get medals? For what? ACTUALLY DOING THE JOB THEY’RE PAID TO DO?
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  • Carla May 26, 2024, 7:21 PM

    Most of the streets in my community are in total darkness. Street lights have been out for months even years in some areas. So the people for SIDS4 are more important than the citizens of Antigua and Barbuda who pay their taxes?? Before taking care of SIDS4 where majority of us are not a beneficiary of take care of your citizens first. I work in a hotel where a lot of these SIDS4 people are staying, I am going to tell them the truth about Antigua and Barbuda what we have been passing through under the iron fist of this government. The millions of dollars comes into this country through the CIP and other revenue sources and still we can’t see where it goes but our politicians are multi millionaires building mansions and buying up prime lands around the country on their minister salaries they claimed. Our roads are deplorable without proper roads drainage, our health system in needs of serious upgrades, and our water system is bad without adequate water for over a week and in some areas longer. And the list goes on and on.
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