Long-Overdue Bathroom Upgrades Begin at YASCO Sports Complex
By Cory Wayland
After years of public complaints and stalled efforts, construction has officially begun on the long-overdue bathroom facilities at the YASCO Sports Complex. This reflects a renewed focus on improving public infrastructure and supporting the needs of our athletes, students, and the wider public who use the national sports venue.
The project, which has remained incomplete for several years, is now being executed by the Ministry of Housing and Works via the National Housing & Urban Renewal Development Company (NHURDC).
For years, the lack of functional restroom amenities at YASCO has drawn criticism, particularly given the high volume of events hosted at the facility, including school sports, national track meets, and training sessions. The absence of adequate sanitary infrastructure has impacted comfort, hygiene, and dignity for all users of the space.
The improvement forms part of a broader push to modernize and enhance public spaces across Antigua and Barbuda, particularly those used for youth and community development.
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