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Minister Samuda provided an update on Jamaica’s recovery efforts: Water systems are operational but limited, with Mona, Hermitage, and Tulloch Springs running on generators and impacted by turbidity. Restoration is underway, with most areas expected to receive water soon. In western Jamaica, the Great River system’s intake pipes were dislodged, affecting about 40% of St. James and Hanover. A temporary intake will be installed, with full repairs expected in six weeks. Other systems, like Martha B

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#LatestNews: With assessments now complete, Minister of Water, Environment and Climate Change, Matthew Samuda, has provided an update on the status of Jamaica’s water systems and the timeline for restoration following the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The intake pipes of the Great River water system, located on the border of Hanover and St James—two of the parishes hardest hit by the storm—were dislodged and washed away. A temporary reconnection is expected to be completed by Sunday, restoring w

Cairns faces water restrictions despite full reservoirs due to infrastructure issues. | Andy Day MRICS, MAIQS, CQS posted on the topic | LinkedIn