14 Responses to “Traffic lights near Red Cross Headquarters restored”

• pat (12/10/2017, 17:33) Like (0) Dislike (6) Reply

  We are still not back to normal
  • aaa (12/10/2017, 20:01) Like (0) Dislike (5) Reply

    Pat.
    
    That's so true. The want it sounds like it such a huge accomplishment. This governments is a waste.
• wize up (12/10/2017, 19:39) Like (0) Dislike (4) Reply

  Big Deal
• People (12/10/2017, 20:07) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply

  be thankful as long as there is life there is hope and putting our trust and faith in God he will surely see us thru.Many have lost their lives during these storms and can and will never make a decision and we are alive and must give thanks. So let's move forward with whatever we can do poco a poco we will get there.The place already start to show signs of improvement and remember Rome was not built in one day. Let's have patience and work together not against each other and God will see us thru.
  • @ People (12/10/2017, 21:43) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply

    Cosign! Many individuals complain about the smallest and most irrelevant thing possible. At least the BVI are making progress. Be thankful for life. Be grateful that you can see another beautiful day. Most times the people who make the loudest noise are the individuals who are not assisting. I applaud the individuals who are working tirelessly to make the Virgin Islands great again. Your blessings will come in abundance. I claim it in the name of Jesus.
    • True (13/10/2017, 07:11) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

      I think the frustration is that households want electricity. Schools territory wide starts in 2-3 weeks and I think the priorities of traffic lights versus lights in your house is why some people are not excited about the traffic lights being restored. Not everyone can afford a generator and the gas bill that ensues with having one. I agree negativity will never prosper but those people have a right to voicemail their opinions too whether we agree with it or not. Furthermore, some roads are horrible stiil, like Horsepath, when school begins it will be horrible getting on and off that hill if those sink holes are not fixed.
  • wize up (13/10/2017, 01:16) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

    @ people: yes, I said big deal because thousands of our people are homeless and some of us tripping over traffic lights(big fu@!n$ deal)...nice to have the traffic lights back because they could reduce traffic accidents but some of us are so simple minded; again I remind some of us your own people need shelter: I always give God the glory: I know from wence this territory came from the late 50s...,,,so stop chat bull about progress/I lived through what you calling progres-Your tax money unaccounted for, why you don't talk that!!!!!! The power was restored in that area SO the lights will come back on in that area: keep the faith
    • @ wize up (15/10/2017, 04:34) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

      Unfortunately, my home was also gone. Unlike others I may be the few to get electricity anytime soon because I live in the boondocks but with God alive things will be done. I'm not living in a bubble I am aware and it's visible that many are struggling but the government can not do everything. News Flash!! The magic wand hasn't arrived as yet. Many need to get up off their lazy butts and try to help themselves. I'm not speaking about the sick and elderly. I'm speaking about the strong and abled individuals. Look around certain villages you will see that debris and filt are still on people door steps. A task that is so simple they refused to do. I guess they are waiting for government to clean their yards as well. Too many times excuses are being made. The tax money not accounted for will not give me more white hairs than I already have. What will I do cry over spoiled milk? No! You can complain from now till pigs fly, once you do not have a solution the problem will remain the same. Since you know yourself is this the first time that you are seeing issues and concerns of monies? Find the solution! So yes I will scream from the mountain top that the BVI is progressing. A little light goes a far way. I understand that for many it will be frustrating but everything takes time. The funny thing is it's just the nasty old dry head miserable heifers thats making the most noise. Before you go sit in the corner with your bible to give God thanks that he spared your life you here on VINO complaining. You don't want God show you where is not progressing. This is a wake up call for many. We all are misplaced and uncomfortable but let this be a testimony for us that we came out stronger than before.
• ... (12/10/2017, 21:25) Like (3) Dislike (0) Reply

  Please I was expecting an announcement that the house was dissolved
  • wize up (13/10/2017, 04:38) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

    @.......now that will be wonderful and worth excitement( traffic lights back on !!!!!)
• one eye (13/10/2017, 06:48) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply

  There were accidents the with the lights working
• .... (13/10/2017, 07:13) Like (3) Dislike (0) Reply

  Yesterday I was wondering why the person in front of me was not moving. Then I saw two scooter riders stop (which was amazing in itself). Then I looked up and was like, oh....the lights are back on.....May seem irrelevant but it is indeed are sign that we are trying to get back to normal.
• binks (13/10/2017, 19:16) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

  we want to know when electricity will be resorted to the bvi ok
  • wize up (14/10/2017, 11:02) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply

    @ binks: before next election or hopefully by mid 2018.....just say because restoration of electricity will geatly depending on where you live: just keep the faith