Over 8000 St. Elizabeth residents to benefit from new water project

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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Man charged for machete attack on St Ann’s Bay Mayor Michael Belnavis

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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St Elizabeth Police detain 2 Haitian women

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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PM Holness says ineffective government and corruption of state officials contributed to the escalation of murder rate

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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Work on Troy Bridge 45% complete – Morgan

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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Cabinet sets up inter ministerial committee to deliberate and make recommendations on how to treat migrants returned from the US

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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Governmnet implements $134M response and recovery programme for farmers impacted by weather events

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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China Harbour Engineering Company to begin road works under SPARK programme in the Corporate Area, this week

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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PNP councillors in Clarendon M C retain lawyers to take leadership battle to court

Over eight thousand (8000) residents of Whitehall and surrounding communities in St. Elizabeth will benefit from the Whitehall to New Market Water Supply project. 

Currently, most residents rely on harvested rainwater for domestic use.

Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony for the project yesterday Mr. Holness said the National Water Commission NWC, will soon be able to provide reliable potable water to customers. 

Mr. Holness said the project is a major step towards improving water access and quality of life for residents.

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