It’s a disturbing sight on one of Antigua’s busiest tourism routes — a growing pile of garbage lining the road to the Royalton Hotel, turning what should be a welcoming drive for visitors into a public embarrassment and a stark reminder that some residents still aren’t getting the message about keeping the country clean.
Illegal dumpsite on the road to Royalton Resort (photo by Luigi Rodriguez – Antigua.news)
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I mean these ppl are selfless by doing this , what’s that gonna benefit u , I mean Antigua belong to all of us , keep our invironments clean ,litter wardens wake up do your work the government is trying differnt groups organization doing thier part, but u have persons out there just don’t care
This is shameful. That’s one of the main routes tourists take to some of our top hotels we can’t be promoting “365 beaches” with garbage greeting them on the way!
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