Multiple government offices at Warrens close due to environmental and AC issues

Several government departments housed in the Warrens Office Complex were forced to close on Friday as environmental and air-conditioning problems continue to disrupt operations.
The Land Registry Department, located on the Ground Floor, is closed for the remainder of the day due to environmental issues. Officials have not disclosed details but say the department will reopen once conditions allow.
On the First Floor, the Ministry of Energy and Business also remains closed today as it addresses ongoing air-conditioning problems. Members of the public seeking liquor licences or assistance from the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) are being redirected to the Trinity Business Centre at Country Road, St Michael. The ministry has provided temporary contact numbers for those needing urgent assistance. They are:

The Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Third Sector, located on the Third Floor, is also closed today because of air-conditioning issues. Staff are working remotely to ensure continuity of service.
However, officials say two key units within the complex – the Labour Department on the Second Floor and the Barbados Employment Career and Counselling Service on the First Floor – remain open.
Authorities are apologising for the inconvenience caused and say further updates will be issued once normal operations resume across the affected offices.