Gov’t looking to add speed to school repairs

The Jamaican government is looking to expedite the process of repairing and upgrading schools across the island, with a focus on getting more projects completed within the next three years.

According to officials, the current pace of repairs is too slow, with many schools still in dire need of maintenance. The government is now exploring new methods to streamline the process and increase the speed at which repairs are carried out.

This move comes as part of a broader effort to improve the country’s education infrastructure, which has been a long-standing concern for many Jamaicans.

Also filed on genitrixtv.com.