And while that is the housing side of MIDH, there's also news on the infrastructure side.
If you had to travel the Philip Goldson Highway to get home this evening, you probably ended up stuck in traffic.
Throughout the day, there is a steady line of traffic near mile 7 due to the repairs being done on a portion of the retaining sea wall in that area. And because of the construction works being done, traffic has been reduced to one lane, and will continue to be so for five days. The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing is asking road users to bear with the unavoidable traffic back up, and to consider taking the John Smith Road to the George Price Highway.
They also noted that within the construction zone, the speed limit is 5 miles per hour, or as directed by flag persons.
