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Three Parishes To Be Fogged Next Week - Vimarsana News

Three Parishes To Be Fogged Next Week

(FP) Emphasis will be placed on three parishes next week when the Vector Control Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness continues its fogging exercise. ...

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The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has been forced to take two of its facilities offline due to the inclement weather in central and eastern Barbados. As a result, customers and residents in parts of St George, St John and St Philip may experience low pressure or outages today, Wednesday, December 27, 2023. These areas include Drax Hall, Greens, Bath Land, Carters, Cherry Grove, Cheshire, Cliff Cottage, Coach Hill, Codrington, Colleton, …

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The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has been forced to take two of its facilities offline due to the inclement weather being experienced by the country. As a result, residents of some parts of St George, St John and St Philip my experience outages or low pressure. These areas include: Drax Hall, Greens, Bath Land, Carters, Cherry Grove, Cheshire, Cliff Cottage, Coach Hill, Codrington, Colleton, Colleton Gardens, Gall Hill, Glebe, Guinea …

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The man who was shot near Dover Beach, Christ Church has been identified. Police this morning stated that he is 38-year-old Ron Shane Hackett, of Bath Land, St John. Police reported on Thursday that they received an early morning call informing that a man was shot and appeared to be dead in the area of the kiosks near the beach. A release from the police stated that a medical doctor …

Sargassum Influxes Coming; Beach Cleaning As Usual - Vimarsana News

Sargassum Influxes Coming; Beach Cleaning As Usual

Chief Fisheries Officer, Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox explains that this year's Sargassum seaweed influx will be less than that seen in June 2022. (J.Rawlins-Ben ...