Bull Bay main road blocked
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September 12, 2016

Bull Bay main road blocked

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The police this morning advised that the Bull Bay main road in St Thomas, that connects Kingston and St Thomas, is now impassable.

The roadway is blocked with boulders and other debris as resident protest a lack of potable water in their community.

The Corporate Communications Unit (CCU) said in a release that police officers are now on the scene and are working assiduously to clear the roadway, and restore normality. However, motorists are being advised to avoid this area until advised to do otherwise.

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