A seawall is being rebuilt in the western district of Anse Boileau to tackle flooding during high tides and heavy rain in the area, an increasing occurrence being blamed on climate change.
The project, which is being implemented in two phases, will prevent seawater from ending up on the road by restoring the existing, crumbling seawall.
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