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"Accidents Can Be Avoided": PM's Road Safety Plea - St. Lucia Times

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Prime Minister Phillip J Pierre has appealed to Saint Lucians to exercise more caution on the roads, as he expressed concern about the strain vehicular accidents are placing on the island’s emergency services. Speaking during a pre-Cabinet media briefing on Monday, he also called on the media to assist in promoting road safety. “Our main […]

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