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A $10 million proposal to construct a new fire station in San Juan has been put forward by the San Juan Business Association, which is warning that the district is operating without adequate fire protection following the removal of its Eastern Main Road fire station more than a year ago.
The association said San Juan has been without a fire station for over a year, leaving one of the country’s busiest commercial corridors exposed to serious risk, with emergency response times now dependent on stations in Santa Cruz, Morvant and Port-of-Spain.
Association president Abrahim Ali, speaking at a media conference at the Himalayan Club in Barataria yesterday, said the situation is critical and requires immediate intervention.
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