PHOTO: Danger ahead!
This object has been placed at the intersection of Half-Way-Tree Road and Retirement Road in Kingston 5 to prevent motorists from driving over a section of the road which broke away recently. It, however, has been causing traffic to back up in that sectionof the city. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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May 6, 2021

PHOTO: Danger ahead!

This object has been placed at the intersection of Half-Way-Tree Road and Retirement Road in Kingston 5 to prevent motorists from driving over a section of the road which broke away recently. It, however, has been causing traffic to back up in that section(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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