Golding laments the need for Jamaica’s electricity system to be more resilient

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Transport Minister wants review of security at Jamaica’s airports, following breach at Sangster International

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Additional linemen from the region to arrive in Jamaica today and tomorrow to support electricity restoration work

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Four flights cancelled at SIA today following security breach

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Linemen to support JPS restoration work have begun to arrive on the island

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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MOCA probing allegations that persons are charging citizens to have their electricity restored

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Over 300 schools suffered damage during Hurricane Beryl; repair bill now at $2.7 billion

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Electricity restoration to be accelerated, with the arrival of support personnel from the region this weekend

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Health Ministry engaging additional vector control workers to eradicate mosquito breeding sites

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

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Cost for first phase of repairs to public health facilities damaged during Hurricane Beryl, increased to approximately $1.7B

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient. 

Speaking last evening in East Central St. Catherine, the People’s National Party (PNP) President, noted the length of time that full restoration of the system is taking.

He added that the lack of electricity has compounded the situation for citizens, who are also left without water.

Read More