Drivers traveling across Antigua and Barbuda are facing planned travel disruptions on two major local roadways on Thursday, as law enforcement continues its scheduled Operation Daybreak, the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda has confirmed in an official public advisory.
The affected routes include two high-traffic corridors: a stretch of Sir Sydney Walling Highway running from the Seaview Farm Junction through to the Mount Joy Roundabout, and a section of Old Parham Road linking the communities of Pigotts and Parham. These disruptions are set to kick off at 11:30 a.m. local time, police confirmed in the notice.
To help motorists navigate the closed sections, law enforcement has outlined official diversion routes that will route through traffic through the Seaview Farm area and Freemans Village. Police have emphasized that all road users should adjust their travel plans ahead of time to account for unexpected hold-ups, and follow all on-site instructions from officers deployed to manage the diverted traffic flow.
In a statement accompanying the advisory, authorities extended gratitude to the public for their patience and cooperation ahead of the operation. Officials clarified that the temporary traffic adjustments are being implemented to maintain a safe, predictable, and orderly movement of vehicles throughout the duration of Operation Daybreak, balancing the needs of the operation with the ongoing travel requirements of local communities.