Taxi operators in Dumfries, St Thomas protest over bad road conditions
Taxi operators protesting poor road conditions in St Thomas
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Shadae Stewart Observer Writer  
August 24, 2022

Taxi operators in Dumfries, St Thomas protest over bad road conditions

Taxi operators this morning blocked sections of Dumfries in St Thomas to protest poor road conditions.

OBSERVER ONLINE understands that police officers are now on the scene of the protest that has stretched from John’s Town Crossing to Dumfries.

The protestors have used items such as vehicles, tyres and stones to block the roads and are adamant that their concerns should be heard.

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