Molynes Road gets $26m facelift
The National Works Agency (NWA) executes routine maintenance along Molynes Road
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November 9, 2026

Molynes Road gets $26m facelift

KINGSTON, Jamaica—The National Works Agency says it is executing routine maintenance along Molynes Road, St Andrew, valued at over $26 million.

According to NWA in an update on Monday, the targeted section spans from Woodglen Drive to Blandford Terrace, in the vicinity of Bert’s Auto.

“Works currently being undertaken include milling and removal of the old, worn asphalt surface, application of a fresh asphaltic overlay and installation of road markings for improved visibility and safety,” NWA said.

According to the agency, this forms part of the NWA’s commitment to developing safe, reliable and quality roads for all road users.

 

 

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