Local Government Minister Ganga Persaud has admitted “difficulties” in maintaining crusher run- and some Double Bituminous Surface Treatment (DBST)-surface roads in many communities.
He was speaking at the start of a road maintenance training workshop on Monday, under the US$18.7M Community Roads Improvement Programme (CRIP).
According to the Government Information Agency (GINA), Persaud warned that the CRIP programme would pose “severe” challenges with regards to the type of surface being placed on roads,
