Security officials say Summit traffic disruptions will be

Security officials say Summit traffic disruptions will be "minimal'

Security officials at the National Secretariat have reiterated their commitment to minimise disruptions during the April 17-19 Fifth Summit of the Americas, despite the traffic hiccups which occurred during yesterday's second dry run for the event.
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