Gov’t developing comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre following recent fish kill

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

JAS says more farmers coming forward about how they suffered from recent effluent spill and fish kill in Rio Cobre

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

The Southern Cross Boulevard in Montego Bay St James has been renamed the Tony Hart Boulevard

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Economist predicts major human capital problems for Jamaica as public sector workers continue to migrate

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Parents and sisters of the Bulgin brothers have arrived in Massachusetts in the United States

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Family of Bulgin brothers clarifies that there are two authorized GoFundMe accounts established to help the family

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Gas prices going up tomorrow

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Jamaicans welcome reduction in prices of some chicken products sold by Jamaica Broilers

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Agriculture Minister welcomes Jamaica Broilers’ price cut; pledges to continue discussions for more reductions

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.

 

 

Jamaica Agricultural Society welcomes reduction in price of some chicken products sold by Jamaica Broilers Group

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre in St. Catherine, and those who depend on it for survival.

 

This is part of the Government’s commitment to reducing effluent spills which severely impact residents and farmers in the area.

 

Recently, Mining Company, Windalco was blamed for a spill which resulted in a fish kill.

 

As a result of the pollution, several communities were left without water supply and fisherfolk and farmers suffered significant losses.

 

The Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) says the loss is estimated at $30 million.

 

In commenting on the official report from the JAS on the incident, Mr. Charles junior says the main issue outlined was people’s inability to access clean water due to the spill.

He reiterates that the Government will help those affected and is working to prevent such incidents from recurring.