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Talasea DDA provides boat to Lambe village in West New Britain

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The Talasea District Development Authority (DDA) Board in West New Britain Province continued its commitment to improving rural communities by providing a 20-foot boat with a 40-horsepower Yamaha engine and safety gear to Lambe Village in Ward Seven of the Bali/Vitu Local Level Government on Monday, January 13, 2025. The post Talasea DDA provides boat to Lambe village in West New Britain appeared first on Post Courier.

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Talasea DDA provides boat to Lambe village in West New Britain

The Talasea District Development Authority (DDA) Board in West New Britain Province continued its commitment to improving rural communities by providing a 20-foot boat with a 40-horsepower Yamaha engine and safety gear to Lambe Village in Ward Seven of the Bali/Vitu Local Level Government on Monday, January 13, 2025. The post Talasea DDA provides boat to Lambe village in West New Britain appeared first on Post Courier.

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