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Five-million-gallon water treatment system to be installed at Low Ground in Clarendon

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The National Water Commission (NWC) is looking to replace two of three wells at the Low Ground facility in Clarendon with a five-million-gallon water treatment system. Water Production Manager, NWC, Domaine Wilson, said the system is expected to deal with the water woes being faced in the area. Currently, the dependence is only on one well while the other two contain sand.

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Five-million-gallon water treatment system to be installed at Low Ground in Clarendon

The National Water Commission (NWC) is looking to replace two of three wells at the Low Ground facility in Clarendon with a five-million-gallon water treatment system. Minister without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with...

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