About 300 residents have to walk a kilometer with their groceries to their homes as vehicles cannot go pass because of the inaccessibility due to a broken culvert.
Villagers of Koio, in Wailoku are pleading to the relevant authorities to fix the culvert.
In worst cases, some have to travel more than a kilometer after getting off the bus.
Village headman Taione Talemaitoga said school children and workers are the worst affected.
The Commissioner Centrals office is now looking into the matter.
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