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Road Diversions Set For Queen’s College Reopening

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Contract Coordinator Albrion Symonette Jr. says traffic will be diverted on Monday for those traveling to Queen’s College.

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August 26, 2022

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Contract Coordinator Albrion Symonette Jr. told media today that based on where contractors will be on Monday, traffic will be diverted for those traveling to Queen’s College.

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