Ministry of Infrastructure headquarters temporarily closed

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BY JOHN HOUANIHAU
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) Headquarters has temporarily closed as of Wednesday, January 21.
MID said that the closure will take effects to Friday, January 23rd, and normal operations at the Headquarters will resume on Monday, January 26th, 2026.
“Clients and Service Seekers, please be advised that the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) Headquarters will be temporarily closed from Wednesday, January 21st, 2026, to Friday, January 23rd, 2026, MID said.
The MID said this closure is necessary to facilitate the safe removal and decontamination of asbestos by licensed professionals, ensuring full compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
The MID advised Clients and Service Seekers to visit the Ministry of Finance and Treasury (Counter 5) or the Panatina Plaza Branch for inspection fees, driving test fees, laboratory fees, or tenders during this period for Payments.
According to MID, their Transport Infrastructure and Land Transport Management Division (located at the Works Compound, Mataniko Riverside) will remain open, and Vehicle inspections, driving tests, and laboratory operations will proceed as scheduled.
Staff from Corporate Services, Architecture & Building Service Management, and the Executive team will work remotely and remain on standby for any essential services required, MID adds.
“We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding as we prioritise the safety of our staff and the public,” MID concludes.

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