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Jamaican Road Safety Gets Continued Attention At All Levels
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Jamaican Road Safety Gets Continued Attention At All Levels

KINGSTON — On the morning of Wednesday, June 19 this year an accident along a section of the Barbican main road in Hanover, Jamaica, claimed the lives of two people while leaving…
Posted by July 22, 2019
VIWMA Advises Public On Efforts To Reduce Sewage Flow Near Savan Gut
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VIWMA Advises Public On Efforts To Reduce Sewage Flow Near Savan Gut

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority said it wanted to advise the St. Thomas community of the Authority’s ongoing measures to mitigate the effects of the sewage…
Posted by July 21, 2019
Heat Wave Warning Has Experts Worried About The Elderly
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Heat Wave Warning Has Experts Worried About The Elderly

WASHINGTON — The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is warning people in the Caribbean that they are at risk for heat strokes and even death as a result of the…
Posted by July 14, 2019
U.S. Virgin Islands Supermarkets Among Retailers That Sold Recalled Tyson Chicken Strips
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U.S. Virgin Islands Supermarkets Among Retailers That Sold Recalled Tyson Chicken Strips

WASHINGTON — The USDA has identified three major supermarket chains, including some in the territory, that received part of more than 11 million pounds of recalled Tyson chicken strips. Eleven…
Posted by July 4, 2019
FDA Says 16 Brands Of Dog Food Linked To Heart Disease In Canines
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FDA Says 16 Brands Of Dog Food Linked To Heart Disease In Canines

WASHINGTON — The FDA announced last summer that it was investigating over 500 reported cases of canine dilated cardiomyopathy beginning in 2018. The disease can often result in congestive heart…
Posted by July 4, 2019
Firefighters Battle Fire At Scrap Metal Section of Anguilla Landfill Today
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Firefighters Battle Fire At Scrap Metal Section of Anguilla Landfill Today

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority said the Scrap Metal Section of the Anguilla Landfill has been on fire since 3 a.m. today. "The Virgin Islands Fire Service…
Posted by John McCarthy June 30, 2019
While Anguilla Landfill Blazes, VIWMA Says Keep ‘Bulky Waste At Home’
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While Anguilla Landfill Blazes, VIWMA Says Keep ‘Bulky Waste At Home’

FREDERIKSTED — Firefighters are again fighting a blaze at the Anguilla Landfill that began Monday morning. The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority said that an active fire began at the…
Posted by June 18, 2019
Gittens Calls For St. Croix’s Ambulances To Be Stationed At Juan F. Luis Hospital
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Gittens Calls For St. Croix’s Ambulances To Be Stationed At Juan F. Luis Hospital

CHRISTIANSTED — Senator Kenneth Gittens is calling for St. Croix’s ambulance services to be centrally located to ensure all residents have timely access to emergency medical care.  “The ambulances on…
Posted by June 18, 2019
U.S. Virgin Islands Health Department Prepares For Measles Outbreak
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U.S. Virgin Islands Health Department Prepares For Measles Outbreak

CHRISTIANSTED — Physicians, nurses and other healthcare workers on St. Croix are advised of an important training update on measles to be held at the Juan F. Luis Hospital at…
Posted by May 30, 2019
Main Water Line Breaks At Mangrove Wastewater Treatment Plant In Bovoni
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Main Water Line Breaks At Mangrove Wastewater Treatment Plant In Bovoni

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority (VIWMA) said that a main water line broke near the entrance road to the Bovoni Landfill in St. Thomas on Wednesday. The…
Posted by May 30, 2019

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