Author: Patrice Walters

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.

The government will continue to deliver services to citizens, despite the falsehood peddled by some people. 

That declaration was made by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness, at the commissioning ceremony of new tanks and waterlines in Rhyne Park, St. James, yesterday. 

He made reference to a recent video in which someone alleged that pipes recently laid in Mason Hall, St. Mary were taken back.

The Prime Minister said the government will not ignore attempts to mislead the public, when the facts are apparent.

He urged Jamaicans to examine the issues, use critical thinking and decide for themselves what makes sense.