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Over 600 prisoners relocate new Lusignan Corrections Facilities

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March 31, 2023
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689 persons were relocated from the holding bay to the Lusignan corrections facilities, following the completion of a new prison facility
The new facilities were built in keeping with international requirements following the destruction of sections of the Georgetown and the old Lusignan prisons.
Prisoners are now housed in a dormitory-style setting furnished with beds and mattresses, unlike the holding bay facility. The facilities also feature a fire suppression system with adequate access to water.
The new facilities will offer improved living conditions for prisoners and a more comfortable environment, Prison Director Nicklon Elliot said.
The new facilities will also facilitate new programming opportunities, aimed to help the individuals in the prison.
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