The Bottom, Saba – In the early afternoon hours on Sunday, March 7th , a scheduled traffic control took place on the Samuel Charles Street. A total of 7 vehicles were checked for their driver’s license, insurance documents, number plate and road tax. All drivers had their documents in order.
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