Mould shutters BVITB’s Road Town office
Evidence of mould at the BVI Tourist Board’s Road Town office has caused it to close temporarily and has further resulted in its staff of about 20 persons operating remotely.
A notice from the Tourist Board advised the public that the office would be closed from Tuesday, January 24 until further notice.
The notice further said the public can collect cheques, certificates, and other documents at the Tourist Board’s Waterfront location at the Road Town Ferry Terminal.
According to a ZBVI News report, workers had complained of not feeling well and a test carried out on the premises indicated that mould exist in some areas.
BVI News understands that the Tourist Board is in the process of cleaning the premises and determining the cause.
The notice further said the public can collect cheques, certificates, and other documents at the Tourist Board’s Waterfront location at the Road Town Ferry Terminal.
According to a ZBVI News report, workers had complained of not feeling well and a test carried out on the premises indicated that mould exist in some areas.
BVI News understands that the Tourist Board is in the process of cleaning the premises and determining the cause.
