Gov’t to address improper waste disposal, to reduce waste blocking drains

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

Education Ministry to conduct an assessment of students’ access to e-books

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

Government expedites repairs to Troy Bridge

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

Chapelton Hospital to open by December

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

Farmers urged to secure livestock as tropical depression closes in

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

Fisherfolk preparing for approaching weather system

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.

 

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness says a plan is being worked on to address the problem of improper waste disposal, as part of efforts to reduce instances of waste contributing to blocked drainage systems.

 

He says the government is also aware of the challenges with inadequate drain infrastructure, to handle large volumes of flood water, during heavy rains.

 

Speaking in parliament yesterday, Mr. Holness noted that, following the passage of hurricane Ian, the national works agency began clean-up operations, and among the debris is cleared, is municipal waste.

 

Mr. Holness said fixing the waste problem, includes greater garbage collection, and the establishment of a waste-to-energy plant.

 

 

The Prime Minister said the government is making strategic investment decisions, regarding infrastructure that is resilient.