Motorists frustrated by drainage, pothole blame game

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July 8, 2026

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Motorists frustrated by drainage, pothole blame game

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GML Correspondent

Motorists and residents in Sangre Grande say they are getting the runaround from the Ministry of Works' Guaico office and the Sangre Grande Regional Corporation as they seek action on drainage problems and deteriorating roads.

Morris Noel said residents become frustrated when they report poor road conditions because officials often tell them the issue does not fall under their jurisdiction, leaving them unsure where to turn next.

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