
Vendors at the alternative site of the Mon Repos market (Photo: News Room/June 8, 2022)
She also complained that sales are low because customers aren’t as eager to shop in these conditions.
Another vendor said that the rainfall affects persons who don’t have a stall to occupy.
“We lil comfortable but not so perfect because we glad for the market finish. But we getting a lot of flies. We give complaints but we ain’t getting no kind of response.
“When people come in the market, them saying the market smell [bad].”
Vendors also complained about the garbage situation.
Shanan Rahim (Photo: News Room/June 8, 2022)Meanwhile, during an interview with the News Room at the construction site on Wednesday, Rahim explained that works commenced in February and is expected to end seven months after the commencement date.
“Yeah we can [complete in time]. [It] all depends on the availability of material,” Rahim said, noting that there is a severe shortage.
Nonetheless, the contractor is confident he will complete the work, noting that he is actually ahead of schedule.
He, however, explained that he did face some challenges, including fixing the drainage and the high cost of materials.
The Mon Repos market is expected to be completed in August 2022 (Photo: News Room/June 8, 2022)
