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The Route 2 Maxi Taxi Association says it is troubled by conditions at the Sangre Grande Maxi Hub on Brierley Street, Sangre Grande. Association president Brenton Knight claims no one seems concerned about the drivers who use the hub and by extension the commuters.
Speaking to reporters during a news conference at the hub at 6 am to highlight the issues, Knight said among the major problems are a lack of security, inadequate lighting in the building and the compound, no toilet facilities, no access to pipe-borne water, unkept drains breeding mosquitoes, insufficient and unsanitary seating, and inadequate shelter. He said when it rains, commuters get wet and are forced to huddle under a small covered stand.
Knight asked, “The Minister of Works and Transport, Rohan Sinanan, who has held this position for the past seven years, was allocated $10 billion. And yet, this is the condition of the hub?”
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