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Hellshire community gets improved water supply

More than 400 residents of Fort Hill in Hellshire, Portmore, St Catherine, now have access to an improved supply of potable water following an investment of over $8 million to boost the system. The Fort Hill area was impacted by infrequent water.

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Over $500m allocated for Portland water investment, Samuda says

Over $500m allocated for Portland water investment, Samuda says
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We ve been waiting for it for about 40 years | Lead Stories

WESTERN BUREAU: Residents of Braco in Trelawny now have access to potable water from the National Water Commission (NWC) for the first time in Jamaica’s history. This was done through a $90 million NWC in-house project and is expected to benefit.

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Earth Today | Great mangrove clean-up

HUNDREDS OF volunteers from corporate Jamaica and schools, including Tivoli High School and Campion College, together with other stakeholders turned out to last Saturday’s Great Mangrove Clean-up along the Kingston Harbour. The effort, organised by.

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Stakeholder consultations expected to assist Government s planning for climate change | News

Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Senator Matthew Samuda, says the outcome of discussions arising from the Jamaica National Stakeholder Consultation on Climate Services and the 1st National Climate.

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