Garbage pile-up in St Elizabeth
A pile-up of garbage at the intersection of Darkiss Road and the Black River main road in St Elizabeth captured on Monday morning. Darkiss Road leads to Pondside in south-western St Elizabeth.
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October 11, 2022

Garbage pile-up in St Elizabeth

A pile-up of garbage at the intersection of Darkiss Road and the Black River main road in St Elizabeth captured on Monday morning.

Darkiss Road leads to Pondside in south-western St Elizabeth.

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