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Inability to plan. No budget, no one trained to make them work. It's endemic here.
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They've been working for a couple of years before now. Have they not been working since the hurricane? I actually don't remember whether it was lit up in June or not.
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The interior lights, yes. The rest, worked for about two weeks after they were installed!
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And they gave the same company that did these the contract to light the government building. Someone has a pocket open.
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Inability to plan. No budget, no one trained to make them work. It's endemic here. So sad. They spent all they money they borrowed on the bridge, and not a penny for technicians, spares or maintenance.
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