Author: IRIE FM NEWS

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has announced the discovery and development of a new water source in Springfield, Western St. Mary.

Dr Holness noted that the water source will improve significantly, the reliability and quality of potable water for residents in the area.

Speaking yesterday during a visit to the community, the prime minister noted that Rural Water Supply Limited is implementing the initiative, with support from the National Water Commission (NWC).

He revealed that the Falling Springs Water Supply Project aims to address long-standing issues with water access, in the area.

Dr Holness said Rural Water conducted tests and is satisfied with the quality and consistent supply of the water.

The prime minister stated that a solar powered system will be used to pump the water from the source.

Dr Holness said the project is expected to cost about $50 million.

The project is part of the government’s broader commitment to modernize rural infrastructure, ensuring that all Jamaicans, regardless of location, have access to basic utilities.

Procurement is already underway, with major construction activities expected to commence by mid-year.