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Residents of a San Fernando HDC community are calling on the City Corporation to carry out urgent repairs on some of their units.<br/><br/>Two families tell our Reporter Cindy Raghubar-Teekersingh that the roof of their townhouses is in a state of disrepair.<br/><br/>It’s an issue they believe is a result of shoddy work by the unit’s contractor, and so, it’s a cost they believe the corporation should bear to repair- not their own.
Residents of a San Fernando HDC community are calling on the City Corporation to carry out urgent repairs on some of their units.<br/><br/>Two families tell our Reporter Cindy Raghubar-Teekersingh that the roof of their townhouses is in a state of disrepair.<br/><br/>It’s an issue they believe is a result of shoddy work by the unit’s contractor, and so, it’s a cost they believe the corporation should bear to repair- not their own.
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