NWA ramps up drain-cleaning activities ahead of Hurricane Beryl’s arrival

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Beryl claims 3 lives in Greneda and 1 in St.Vincent and the Grenadines

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Holness urges citizens to report scammers and crime syndicates

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Hurricane Beryl intensified into the Atlantic’s earliest Category 4 storm on record, today

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Public medical doctors and members of civil service remain restive over unresolved issue with Finance Ministry

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Opposition disappointed with update on the nation’s cultural economy

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Two hospitalized in Manchester after crashing into JPS service truck

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Former NCB wealth advisor Khadene Thomas to spend 2 years in prison for defrauding customers

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Health Minister says government may need to import staff for WCAH

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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Land being acquired for STEAM academy in Montego Bay

The National Works Agency (NWA) has ramped up its drain-cleaning activities ahead of the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

Minister of Works Robert Morgan, says in June, all constituencies received over 100 million dollars to clean drains in preparation for the hurricane season.

To this end, the NWA has deployed equipment and initiated clearance exercises across several key locations to ensure better hydraulic flow in the event of heavy rainfall.

Targeted areas include, the lower section of the Sandy Gully in St. Andrew as well as the North and South gullies in St. James.

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