Caribbean Times 99th issue - Thursday 28th April 2016
Caribbean Times 99th issue - Thursday 28th April 2016
Caribbean Times 99th issue - Thursday 28th April 2016
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<strong>Thursday</strong> <strong>28th</strong> <strong>April</strong> <strong>2016</strong> c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g 7<br />
Ministry of Works holds vehicle auction<br />
On Tuesday 3rd May,<br />
<strong>2016</strong> the Ministry of Works<br />
and Housing will hold a<br />
vehicle auction.<br />
The auction of vehicles<br />
located at the Antigua and<br />
Barbuda Defense Force<br />
Headquarters, Camp Blizard,<br />
Coolidge, will begin at 9:00<br />
a.m.<br />
The upcoming auction<br />
will have eighteen (18) vehicles<br />
for sale, all of which fit<br />
into the categories of uneconomical<br />
or derelict and are<br />
at the Defense Force compound.<br />
Communications Specialists<br />
within the Ministry of<br />
Works and Housing, Shawn<br />
Thomas says:<br />
“As in prior auctions, the<br />
sale of any vehicle in the<br />
auction will be awarded to the<br />
highest bidder adding that the<br />
buyer will not be required to<br />
pay any administrative fees.”<br />
He said “this feature has<br />
been decided upon to facilitate<br />
a seamless process and<br />
streamline the purchase of the<br />
items for buyers.”<br />
An Auctioneer has been<br />
commissioned to facilitate<br />
the auction of the vehicles<br />
formerly attached to the Antigua<br />
and Barbuda Defense<br />
Force.<br />
LIAT statement regarding<br />
an employee in Barbados<br />
The management of LIAT (1974) Ltd<br />
confirms that one of its employees is in police<br />
custody in Barbados assisting law enforcement<br />
officers with their investigations<br />
into a drug-related matter.<br />
The employee in question was taken<br />
into custody on Tuesday shortly after arrival<br />
at the Grantley Adams International Airport<br />
on a flight from St. Lucia.<br />
The management of LIAT wishes to indicate<br />
its full support for, and cooperation<br />
with, law enforcement authorities in relation<br />
to any investigations where its cooperation<br />
is required.<br />
cont’d from pg 6<br />
a resounding success.<br />
Benjamin further pledged his government’s continued<br />
support in ensuring that programs are developed to make<br />
sure that the youths of the nation are rehabilitated and are<br />
able to make meaningful contributions to society.<br />
He stressed that the Gaston Brown led administration believes<br />
that youths are the future and will continue to invest<br />
in them.<br />
The Minister further noted that he will further look at the<br />
legislation and have further discussions on the age of criminal<br />
responsibility.<br />
Permanent Secretary within the Ministry of Public Safety<br />
and Labour Sharon Peters said the journey has just began as<br />
the team will be moving towards phase two of the Juvenile<br />
Justice Reform Project, and she looks forward to the further<br />
collaboration of even one involved.