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Construction of new Parika Market ongoing

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May 19, 2023
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The current stage of construction at the Parika Market complex

The current stage of construction at the Parika Market complex

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The Government said the construction of the new Parika Market complex, Region Three, is well underway and moving along at a rapid pace.

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Nigel Dharamlall on Thursday, thoroughly inspected the project. He was accompanied by the ministry’s Project Manager Faizal Wahab, and Regional Chairman, Inshan Ayube.

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The Minister told the state-owned Department of Public Information (DPI) in keeping with the high economic nature of the surrounding environs, the Parika Market will be a modern and well-developed complex.

The project, which is seven weeks along, will see the decking and roof for the upper flat completed over the next two weeks, and the full structure completed over the next month. The structure will be a two-story market with parking for up to fifty vehicles at a time, 160 stalls, security and is expected to be a modern market when completed.

It will benefit from a food court, mobile security, and electronic surveillance in addition to being located opposite the Parika Police Station.

 

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