Ministry of Works fails to confirm whether Crump remains as Director
The Ministy of Public Works has officially responded to an article on Antigua.news and other news outlets claiming that their director Aldin Crump was dismissed.
In a press statement the ministry claimed that Crump will now oversea the airport runway rehabilitation project.
What the press statement failed to mention was whether he was in fact remove as director.
The full press statement reads as follows:
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