Road work completes in St Thomas Parish in St Kitts and Nevis 

The Nevis Island Administration has finished the construction of the roads in the St Thomas Parish. The construction of the roads in the parish has been a long time promise for the people of the nation. 

The Nevis Island Administration has confirmed that they will continue to work in order to ensure that more infrastructure projects. The Concerned Citizens Movement Ambassador for St Thomas Parish shared the update on the completion of the project.

She said that she was delighted to see the road project completed and thanked the Nevis Island Administration for their long standing work. The ambassador shared that the members of the community will be able to move more freely in the community.

The construction of the roads has also been supported by the people of the Barnes Ghaut village who contributed significant time and energy into the project. The officials have shared that it is important for the people of the country to be able to move through communities more easily. 

Ambassador Latoya B Jones has extended her sincere gratitude to the people of the country for their patience and support. At the same time, the people of the country have been waiting for the completion of the project. 

The CCM Ambassador has shared that the project has been completed within time and with time to spare because of the support of the people and the efforts of the Public Works Department. She thanked Minister Spencer Brand and his team who are responsible for the public works department. 

She shared that the Heavy Machinery operators also are deserving of the applause for their work in the field. Minister Spencer Brand has been supported by the Operations Manager Danny Williams and team at the Public Works Department. 

Anthony Morris

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