Monday afternoon after completing the nomination processes, three members of the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) went to the Arawak Cement Plant to try to get some swift relief for residents.
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley accompanied by the Barbados
The Arawak Cement Plant is to be closed so that special filters to reduce the amount of dust affecting residents can be installed. The Checker Hall, St Lucy factory is also prepared to release a study that will reportedly provide details about the emissions from the facility said to be in line with local and international standards. Those decisions were announced yesterday after a meeting with Attorney General Dale Marshall, …
Prime Minister Mia Mottley and other officials met with people living near the Arawak Cement Plant on Monday afternoon and held discussion with management to address the environmental issues stemming from its operation. Dust is causing major disruption to those who live in the vicinity of the plant and Mottley said the results of the last environmental study, which was conducted in 2007 and submitted two years later, were not …
The cries of residents living around the Arawak Cement Plant in St Lucy have been heard with management scheduling a meeting for next week. Yesterday, some of them said officials from the plant visited them as part of a scouting mission to hear and see their concerns for themselves. As a result, a meeting for next Tuesday is now on the cards. This latest action was spearheaded by Mitch Blackman, …
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