RVIPF office remains closed to facilitate clean-up
Although government facilities were anticipated to open today as normal, the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has announced their office will remain closed to facilitate cleanup following TS Ernesto.
Governor Daniel Pruce provided the all-clear to the territory on August 14, indicating it was safe for individuals to move about and that government offices would presume as normal the following day, August 15.
The RVIPF, however, announced they will not be reopening its Administration Unit since they will be cleaning their offices after TS Ernesto. They stated they expect to resume normal operations instead on August 16.
The Virgin Gorda and the Anegada airports have also reopened today, August 15, whilst the Terrance B Lettsome Airport reopened late afternoon, August 14, shortly after the all-clear directive.
Mariners are still instructed to exercise caution as rough seas associated with Ernesto are expected to continue for the next couple of days.
During Ernesto, the Virgin Islands experienced sustained winds of 48 miles per hour with gusts of up to 80 miles per hour. Across the territory, an average of five inches of rain fell, with some areas seeing up to eight inches.
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THEY DONT DO ANYTHING ANYWAYS
THEY WILL CLEAN OUT THOSE INFORMERS , WHO CAN MAKE IT DANGEROUS FOR THOSE WHO MIGHT BE WILL TO SUPPLY THE NECESSARY INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP TO SOLVE A LOT OF CRIMES THAT IS BEING COMMITTED HERE AND STILL REMAINS
UNSOLVED YEARS AFTER
Who gives a f**k about a police they all are pay off by n **, not the police can save him once he gets out he going to get it best
I hope they don’t find cos case files trying to set up the man because them can’t get to the man b**ch set of island man
who thefk is there for the people for emergencies if these jokers take day off for storms? never seen less altruistic population in the hemisphere. shame