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Chairman of the Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation Josiah Austin says there is a shortage of hot mix asphalt, which is usually supplied by the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, for them to repair roadways.
“Around this time, it’s a bit slow to get because of resources, because of finances, and otherwise,” he explained.
That is why Austin welcomed a road repair project making use of Nibs, a by-product of cement manufacturing that was once considered waste, to pave the road.
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