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From Nov 18, Peter’s Hall Road (West) closed for construction of New Demerara River Bridge

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November 12, 2024
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Area around New Demerara Harbour Bridge

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The Ministry of Public Works is notifying the general public works to facilitate the construction of the New Demerara River Bridge have commenced at Clarke Street, Peter’s Hall, East Bank Demerara.

Electricity lines, both transmission and distribution, will be relocated into underground ducts to facilitate the construction of the bridge pilons.  As a result, residents in Peter’s Hall may experience occasional disruption to electricity, water and other utility services during the course of construction.

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The ministry says in the interest of public safety, traffic through Thomas Street and Back Street Peter’s Hall will be restricted from November 18th 2024. Residents were informed through a stakeholder engagement event held on Friday, November 8, 2024 at the Peter’s Hall Primary School.

Heavy duty trucks and construction equipment will be traversing the area and as such motorists and pedestrians are urged to adhere to all posted signs to ensure safety during the construction period.

The Ministry says it is apologising for any inconvenience caused by these measures and assures the public that every effort will be made to minimise disruptions. For further information or inquiries, persons could contact the Public Liaison and Social Specialist, Mr. Ingram Edwards on Mobile # 677-0486.

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