Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has again urged citizens to conserve the water they use, as part of efforts to mitigate the effects of the ongoing drought.
Speaking at a press conference yesterday (March 3), Mr. Holness pointed out that conservation will prevent the declaration of water restriction orders.
He urged persons to check their homes for leaks, and collect rainwater, among other things.
