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AG: Gov’t Moving Forward with Shantytown Demolition
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Despite a Supreme Court ruling making way for two shantytown buildings to be demolished, Attorney General Ryan Pinder K.C. says the government will still move forward with demolition under the violation of building regulations.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Despite a Supreme Court ruling making way for two shantytown buildings to be demolished, Attorney General Ryan Pinder K.C. says the government will still move forward with demolition under the violation of building regulations.
Pinder was unable to provide a timeline as to when demolition will begin.
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