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Charles Rowe Bridge in St George is at risk of severe flooding this hurricane season, with residents and business operators warning that blocked drainage systems and damaged electrical infrastructure could put lives in danger if urgent work is not carried out, Barbados TODAY has learned.
A fatal flash flood in November 2025 remains a stark reminder of the dangers faced by residents in Charles Rowe Bridge. Terry Kellman, 58, was swept away by sudden, fast-moving waters that overwhelmed the area during heavy rainfall. Reports at the time indicated that water levels rose rapidly, sweeping through low-lying areas and drainage channels with little warning, trapping vehicles and endangering lives.
A broken well at Charles Rowe Bridge.
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