Ongoing Works on Old Parham Road
The Ministry of Works is giving notice to the general public of ongoing works on the sidewalks located on Old Parham Road, in the vicinity of Community First Co-operative Credit Union.
The public is also reminded that there will be single-lane traffic, with road works signs and flag persons employed.
Motorists and other road users are encouraged to follow all directions given to ensure cautious and safe flow of traffic, as heavy-duty equipment will be operating in the area.
Please be guided accordingly.
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