Calls made to WINDALCO to provide lands to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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Ministry of Labour warns public about fraudulent TikTok account offering overseas farm work opportunities

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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PM Holness pledges to go to war against misleading information, especially as it relates to gov’t’s hurricane response

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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Transport Minister urges motorists to service their vehicles regularly following bus crash in St Catherine yesterday

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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St. Catherine crash leaves 5 dead and several injured

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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Gov’t allocates $10M to each constituency to facilitate clean-up of debris

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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Health ministry calls on Jamaicans in the US to assist with providing ambulances following the hurricane

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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PIOJ projects that economy will contract by 13% for October/December quarter

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

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Gov’t working with JPS to fast-track power restoration work in western parishes

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

Read More

UNDP mobiliizes initial US$2M in recovery grants for Jamaica

An appeal has been made, for bauxite company WINDALCO  to provide lands, to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester. 

The area is still affected by ground water that rose to cover many sections, including several homes following hurricane Melissa.

The water is receding but many residents are concerned about their safety and do not want to return to their homes.

Councillor for the Bellefield Division, Mario Mitchell said he wrote to WINDALCO to formally make the appeal. 

He also called on the government to assist with the relocation through the Social Housing Programme. 

He noted that as the water recedes the road through the community is usable again.

This means, access can be gained to the area by engineers and utility companies.   

Read More