Regional, Western
October 24, 2012

Metro keys

Dr Morais Guy (left), Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Transport and Housing, hands over the key for one of the five Volvo buses—valued at $30 million— to Chairman of the Board of the Montego Bay Metro Bus Company, Gordon Brown (second left), last Friday.

Sharing the moment are Mayor of Montego Bay Glendon Harris (third left) and his deputy, Michael Troupe.

(Photo: Phillip Lemonte)

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