PATCHING UP
WITH potholes causing almost daily logjams in the Corporate Area, the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) has started a major road patching project across the city. Kingston Mayor Andrew Swaby says patching has started on badly damaged sections of 20 to 25 roads, including some which he said are under the control of the National Works Agency (NWA). Swaby said the municipal…
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