Arawak Cay Vendors Plan to Rebuild Independently After November Fire
Arawak Cay vendors, led by Rodney Russell, are planning to independently rebuild their stalls after a November fire destroyed six restaurants and left nearly 100 people unemployed, with damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Despite discussions with the government, they do not expect assistance and are committed to restoring their businesses, drawing on their resilience over the past 34 years. The vendors are also preparing for the construction of a nearby liquefied natural gas terminal, which raises concerns about increased traffic but is seen as necessary for the country’s energy needs.
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Arawak Cay vendors, represented by Rodney Russell of the Arawak Cay Conch, Fish, Vegetable and Food Vendors Association, are preparing to rebuild their stalls independently after a fire in November destroyed six restaurants and left nearly 100 people unemployed. Russell stated that the vendors do not expect government assistance and emphasized their responsibility to restore their businesses.
The fire resulted in significant damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Russell highlighted the resilience of the vendors, who have a history of overcoming challenges since the Fish Fry's inception 34 years ago.
Despite meeting with the government to discuss the situation, no promises of aid were made. Additionally, vendors are preparing for the construction of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the vicinity, with concerns about increased traffic but acknowledging the need for energy solutions in the country.
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