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Ministers say construction boom causing countrywide cement and stone shortages - Stabroek News

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There is currently a countrywide cement and stone shortage which government attributes to an infrastructural and construction boom that has seen high demand for the items since it took office last year, coupled the gradual reopening of the economy which saw a slowdown due to COVID-19.

The article Ministers say construction boom causing countrywide cement and stone shortages appeared first on Stabroek News.

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