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Residents of Dynasty Drive in Cashew Gardens are calling on the relevant authorities to intervene after a section of their roadway was reportedly dug up approximately two months ago, leaving members of the community struggling with the conditions. According to a complaint submitted to TG News, the road was allegedly excavated by a resident of the area, although the reason for the work remains unclear to those raising concerns. The complainant said the damaged section has remained unattended for approximately two months, forcing residents to navigate the affected area daily. "This street was dug up by a resident, about 2 months ago and no one knows the reason why," the resident stated. The complainant is now appealing for assistance from anyone in authority who can investigate the situation and help restore the roadway. The complaint raises questions about whether the excavation was authorised, who is responsible for repairing the affected section and when residents can expect the road to be restored. It remains unclear whether the relevant authorities have been formally notified or whether any remedial work has been scheduled. Residents are hoping their appeal will prompt an inspection and action to address the situation before conditions deteriorate further. TG News has not independently verified who carried out the excavation or why it was undertaken. The relevant authorities and anyone with information concerning the roadway are encouraged to provide clarification.
Residents of Dynasty Drive in Cashew Gardens are calling on the relevant authorities to intervene after a section of their roadway was reportedly dug up approximately two months ago, leaving members of the community struggling with the conditions.
According to a complaint submitted to TG News, the road was allegedly excavated by a resident of the area, although the reason for the work remains unclear to those raising concerns.
The complainant said the damaged section has remained unattended for approximately two months, forcing residents to navigate the affected area daily.
"This street was dug up by a resident, about 2 months ago and no one knows the reason why," the resident stated.
The complainant is now appealing for assistance from anyone in authority who can investigate the situation and help restore the roadway.
The complaint raises questions about whether the excavation was authorised, who is responsible for repairing the affected section and when residents can expect the road to be restored.
It remains unclear whether the relevant authorities have been formally notified or whether any remedial work has been scheduled.
Residents are hoping their appeal will prompt an inspection and action to address the situation before conditions deteriorate further.
TG News has not independently verified who carried out the excavation or why it was undertaken.
The relevant authorities and anyone with information concerning the roadway are encouraged to provide clarification.
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