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August 19, 2016 LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS the St Page 12 $2 Friday , August 19th, 2016 Issue #1138 Page 3 Page 6 Page 8 C M Y K Page 2 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday August 19, 2016 LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday August 19, 2016 Page 3 Minister Hamilton : Quality lacking in construction of previous houses By Staff Writer According to the Minister, engineer. He is providing National Housing there was a lack of care support services to NHC,” Corporation has already With the government exercised by contractors in the Minister said at borne fruit, since the gov - expected to begin con - the way they constructed their August 11, 2016 ernment has been made struction work on homes homes, thus forcing the town hall meeting. aware of “where all of the under its $30 million government to employ the leakages have been taking housing plan in services of Warren The engineer will render place and we have put a September, it is putting up Thompson, to ensure that his expertise in several stop to it”. systems to ensure those there is no repeat of such areas according to homes are built of a high problems. Minister Hamilton, in Additionally, the engineer quality. helping the government to will ensure that there is “What we have done in reduce the cost of con - adequate monitoring of This followed the team Unity is, that we structing the houses. construction sites, so as to announcement made by have appointed a quantity ensure that works are done Minister of Housing the surveyor, who is also an Mr. Hamilton said that Hon. Eugene Hamilton Thompson’s work with the Continued on page 23 that his Ministry recently found several delinquen - Hon. Eugene Hamilton cies in the way houses Minister of Housing were constructed under government programs. kn Page 4 The St. Kitts-Nevis Observer. Friday August 19, 2016 COMMENTARY NEWS Editorial LETTER TO THE EDITOR Electoral Mathematics News Tip On Seaborne Airlines Dear Sirs, 7. Excessive worrying our questions like: 1) If James Adam’s There is good in the best of us and there is bad and troubles, along with we will depart the same in the best of us. Therefore, we cannot pretend that the former In March 2016 I had a literally racing trough the day or next day. 2) If horrific experience with airports and numerous they will provide a hotel Labour administration did no good nor can we pretend that the Seaborne Airlines on a occasions where I had to room for overnight stay. Unity administration is doing all good. What we can say, with flight from SKB to SJU. lift my heavy luggage 3) If we can get a refund no fear of contradiction than the bad that Labour did in its last The complaint to the air - during delays and lay - for the cancelled flight term of Office was so egregious that they lost the elections line has been absolutely overs has caused me and book another more despite their mobilisation efforts. ignored. My experience enormous distress, frus - convenient flight on our resembles numerous tration and moral dam - own. It is up to Team Unity now to prove that it was they who won the other customers’ reviews age putting my health on Yelp: and the health of my At around 2:30 PM I elections and not labour who lost it. The best test of this will be www.yelp.com/biz/seabo unborn baby at risk. asked to see the manager. the next election which is due by 2020. A second term is always rne-airlines- TDC Airline Services vindication for an incumbent that it is on the right track. May the christiansted . My original flight itiner - Ltd manager came to best team win in 2020 or whenever the election is called. ary purchased from speak to us eventually at I would like to share my Condor airline: SKB >> around 3 PM and was We have observed that many of the electorate have become story so that other pas - SJU >> FRA >> KBP. very loud and rude, did impatient and are comparing the performance of 20 years of sengers avoid such dis - not answer any of our tress. I’m asking for Segment SJU >> FRA questions, was interrupt - Labour with 2 years of Unity. According to the Mighty Sparrow, your support to raise was booked in Business ing us and eventually 10:1 is murder! It is a grossly unfair comparison for more than awareness so that the air - Class. waived his hand at us one reason, the chief of which is that in the first 18 - 24 months, line feels the need to bet - and departed. He offi - the new administration must understand the situation it has ter their service when Departing SKB on 26 cially refused to tell his inherited. In our case, it must unravel 20 years of cunning done this case becomes public. March 2016 . name ad position. One by a very astute political party and politician. Forensic audits of the passengers from Please find the detailed Arriving to KBP on 27 USA asked if they can take time as every lead has to be followed to its logical end. description of my experi - March 2016 . purchase another ticket Meanwhile, the incumbent government must perforce continue ence below. on our own and get a its governance of the country. Life, as they say, goes on! 26 March 2016 reimbursement for their Issue Summary: I arrived to SKB airport cancelled trip later. TDC Team Unity has another issue, that of number of parliamentari - 1. Seaborne airline can - at 12:00 PM. As per Airline Services Ltd ans. The former administration argued that 10 parliamentarians celled the first segment departures monitor manager said that no one (7 elected, 3 nominated) were insufficient to properly manage on my itinerary and BB4587 was departing is getting reimbursed for the affairs of the country and attempted to increase the number rebooked the flight with on 26 March 2016 on anything and passengers’ time. Seaborne check-in travel plans and negative of senators. The Courts ruled that the process chosen to do so 24-hour delay in depar - customer experience was was illegal and unconstitutional. If we accept that argument, ture from airport of ori - counter was closed with gin and 3-day delay in no sign or notice of flight not his problem. I was how much more difficult it is to govern with 9 (6 elected and 3 arrival to final destina - cancelation. No unable to find out his nominated), one of whom has had to function as Speaker? tion, rerouting with mul - announcements of flight name. tiple extra connections cancelations were made Recall too, that Nevis has to get its fair share. At 3:30 pm the customer and extra overnight lay - on the airport speaker. service rep finally came over in Puerto Rico. Given then the task of discovery with which Team Unity is faced, I subsequently learned to tell us that our hotel and given the limited resources with which it is operating, and 2. Seaborne was obligat - that the flight was can - accommodation will be celled from the neighbor - booked. This was the given the inherent loyalty (to Labour) of many operatives within ed to rebook the equiva - same employee that was the public service, we pay tribute to the many achievements lent class as booked with ing Delta check in assis - initial carrier. Seaborne tant, who suggested that I working on rebooking thus far of the government. did not comply – I was should check with Liat the passengers’ tickets rebooked in Economy check-in desk for any with Seaborne main The maths is hard, but teamwork will solve all the mathematical Class instead of Business information. office in San Juan. At problems. class. No refund was that time she told me that made to date. I was unable to locate I depart on Monday, 28 any Seaborne representa - March 2015 with 3. Seaborne representa - tive at that time. Liat BB4587. The rest of the tive in SKB has inaccu - check in desk advised me connections were sup - rately charged me extra and other passengers posed to be informed to US$50.00 for luggage on from cancelled BB4587 me at check-in. I asked 27 March 2016 and did that we should wait until to tell me the E-ticket not provide a receipt. our tickets are rebooked. number. She promised to All in all we waited until be right back. 40 min - 4. Seaborne reservations 3:30 PM with no update utes later she came back Publisher/Editor-in-Chief: Kenneth Williams agent rebooked my can - on the status whatsoever. with a print out of my celled flight with jaw- No representative made rebooked ticket and hotel General Manager: Julio Rosario dropping amount of any efforts to keep the accommodation voucher. errors – six mistakes on a passengers informed, St. Kitts Nevis single flight itinerary. answer our questions and At that time all other pas - POB 657, Market Street #1 Observer Plaza, Observer Drive make us feel well taken sengers received their Basseterre, St. Kitts, W.I. Charlestown, Nevis, W.I. 5. 2 out of 4 rebooked care of. As I kept check - hotel vouchers and Tel.: (869) 466-4994 Tel.: (869) 469-5907 flights were not guaran - ing the progress update departed to the OTI Fax: (869) 466-4995 Fax: (869) 469-5891 teed/confirmed by the with any TDC Airline hotel. Email:[email protected] Email: [email protected] airline at the time of trav - Services customer agents el/boarding. At OTI hotel reception Website: newstkittsnevisobserver.com in sight – every single desk I found out that my one of them bounced me check out date on the Editorial Policy: The Observer reserves the right to edit, rewrite, summarise 6.
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