Workers from the Public Works Ministry removing cut grass along the Railway Embankment Road at Bel Air yesterday. Behind them and seemingly blithely ignored is a weed-filled trench. Maybe they will get to it at some point. (Photo by Jules Gibson)
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Workers from the Public Works Ministry removing cut grass along the Railway Embankment Road at Bel Air yesterday. Behind them and seemingly blithely ignored is a weed-filled trench. Maybe they will get to it at some point. (Photo by Jules Gibson)
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