Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
Jamaica will have 50 new garbage trucks by the end of this month.
That’s according to Information Minister, Robert Morgan.
Mr. Morgan said the COVID-19 pandemic had delayed the purchasing of 100 garbage trucks for the country, but the government is getting back on track, with 50 of the 100 trucks.
With timely garbage collection a major concern across Jamaica, the 50 new trucks are expected to significantly improve collection services for citizens.
