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Upper Rich Plain Road, Diego Martin, resident Brewster Rogers said he wanted to wait his turn for assistance from the authorities instead of complaining. However, he fears that the next heavy rainfall could cause his home to come crashing down.
“At the same time, I know everybody will be overwhelmed with reports and stuff like that, so I don’t want to be the one complaining. But if my house goes down the road, what will happen to the neighbours higher up?” he asked, explaining that this is his biggest fear.
In an interview with Guardian Media earlier this morning, Rogers said the slippage began last Wednesday but was cleared by workers of the Regional Corporation.
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