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Rock Hall squatters to get DuraVilla houses - Barbados Today

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Some of the squatters living in Rock Hall, St Philip stand to benefit from the partnership between the National Housing Corporation (NHC) and Guyanese manufacturer DuraVilla. Minister of Housing, Lands and Maintenance Dwight Sutherland said on Wednesday that some of the hardwood prefab houses arriving from Guyana later this month will provide housing solutions for the Rock Hall residents who will be relocated to Concordia Gardens, Dodds, St Philip and other areas.“Rock Hall relocation would see some 227 persons being relocated from that site. We have started the process thus far. We have moved seven persons. We have built some 26 houses, in addition, so that makes some 33 persons that we will move before the end of this financial year. In addition to that, we have acquired land at Dodds in St Philip, what we call Concordia Gardens North, where we are now carrying out infrastructure work,” he said.

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