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Bog Walk Gorge reopened
Monday, October 01, 2012 | 2:02 PM
MONTEGO BAY, St James—The problematic Bog Walk George in St Catherine which was closed Sunday night due to heavy rains, is now open to vehicular traffic.
Communications and customer services manager at the National Works Agency Stephen Shaw told the Jamaica Observer that the roadway, which links the Corporate Area to the North Coast, was reopened at about midday.
Motorists are however cautioned to proceed with care when using the Gorge.
 
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