DAMION CRAWFORD PRESSES ROBERT MORGAN ON SPARK ROAD PROGRAM IN HEATED PARLIAMENT EXCHANGE скачать в хорошем качестве

DAMION CRAWFORD PRESSES ROBERT MORGAN ON SPARK ROAD PROGRAM IN HEATED PARLIAMENT EXCHANGE

A tense moment unfolded in Jamaica’s Parliament when Opposition MP Damion Crawford raised serious questions about road infrastructure and drainage affecting communities in Northwest St. Catherine. During the budget scrutiny session, Crawford pressed Minister with responsibility for Works Robert Morgan about the SPARK road rehabilitation programme and the overall condition of Jamaica’s road network. Crawford highlighted that Jamaica has roughly 26,000–27,000 kilometers of roads, while the SPARK programme targets around 1,200 kilometers, raising questions about the scale of the initiative. The discussion also touched on highway drainage systems, sinkholes in communities like Linstead, and the responsibility for maintaining drainage that flows from highways into residential areas. Minister Morgan defended the government’s approach, explaining that SPARK is only one of several programmes addressing road repairs and infrastructure improvements across Jamaica. This exchange highlights the ongoing debate over road conditions, infrastructure investment, and government accountability during Jamaica’s national budget discussions. Watch the full breakdown and let us know your thoughts in the comments. #DamionCrawford #RobertMorgan #JamaicaParliament #JamaicaPolitics #SPARKProgramme #JamaicaRoads #ParliamentDebate #JamaicaNews #CaribbeanPolitics #BudgetDebate #NationalWorksAgency #JamaicaInfrastructure