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Althea Adams speaking to the News Room’s Shikema Dey (Photo: News Room/ January 19, 2022)
Althea Adams, a resident of Ice Water Creek, near Block 22 Wismar, Linden bemoaned the horrid state of the main access road in the area.
Adams is a mother of five with three of her children attending schools. But on most rainy days, her children are forced to stay at home because they are unable to traverse the road because of the state it is in.
“It is terrible, and like now, how the rain falling, it is worse… we does got to choose and pick way to walk because if we don’t choose and pick, we sliding down and getting cuts because they got deep cracks in the road,” Adams told the News Room.
She said that sometime last year, an attempt was made to repair the road but the rains washed much of the materials away.
