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Government crews have intensified drain-clearing and roadside clean-up operations across Barbados as the island prepares for Grand Kadooment and the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, with multiple teams deployed to reduce flood risk and improve the appearance of major routes.
On Thursday, Barbados TODAY observed workers removing bags, plastic containers, wood and other debris from drains along the Mighty Grynner Highway, while another team carried out roadside beautification nearby.
Team leader in the Drainage Division, Justin Bynoe, said the exercise was part of an ongoing islandwide programme focused on clearing blocked drains and ensuring water flows freely during periods of heavy rainfall.
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