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November 20, 2024

WATCH: St Andrew residents protest overflowing sewage

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – Residents of Three Oaks Gardens in St Andrew on Wednesday morning blocked a section of the road in protest of raw sewage overflowing in the community.

The refuse is reportedly flowing from a National Water Commission (NWC) sewage treatment facility in the area.

The residents say the issue has been ongoing for over a week and are calling on the authorities to urgently remedy the situation that is causing a nuisance and inconvenience.

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