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Bus Route open after flooding on CR Highway
Published:
Friday, July 18, 2014
With both the street and canal filled with water and little to distinguish them by, a woman encourages a friend to walk through on a street in St Augustine south, which was flooded following heavy rainfall on September 12, 2013. PHOTO: ABRAHAM DIAZ
The Ministry of Transport has given permission for drivers to use the Priority Bus Route from Morvant Junction to Arima until 8 pm today. This is because of flooding on the Churchill Roosevelt Highway, the police Public Affairs Unit said in a release.
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