I must commend the Fire Brigade Chief, Commissioner Stewart Beckford who is always very cooperative in information and educating us. The same thing applies to Mr. Audley Gordon. Both function as good servants of the people. Mr. Gordon is known to refer to himself as Chief Garbage Collector. I have received statements from Mr Gordon, Commissioner Stewart Beckford and the Chief Medical Officer Dr Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie. Mr Gordon also comments on the garbage left on the streets after Carnival 2024.
Head of the Fire Brigade Service, Commissioner Stewart Beckford comments on the Riverton City Dump fire:
.Commissioner Stewart Beckford
Mr Audley Gordon the CEO of the NSWMA comments on the Riverton City Dump fire:Audley Gordon - CEO, NSWMA.
Mr Audley Gordon the CEO of the NSWMA comments on the garbage left on our streets after Carnival 2024:
the Chief Medical Officer Dr Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie comments on the Riverton City Dump fire:
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Note: I just got information that Kingston Wharves has been closed due to the smoke and poor air quality from the Riverton City Dump fire.
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Selvin Martin
Selvin Martin, your brother Morris is trying to make contact with you. You lived in Turnberry in St. Ann and attended the Turnberry All-Age School. You left the community between 1979 to 1980. Please send a WhatsApp Message to 876 816-5261 so I can pass on your contact information to your brother.
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Someone needs a 2 or 3-bedroom house to rent immediately in Kingston or near Kingston. Please send a WhatsApp Message to 876 816-5261. One house is also wanted in the Kingston 8 area.
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Happy to know that the fire is controlled😀
ReplyDeleteLet us clear the misconceptions, the Riverton site is a dump. And, there was never a fire there. It was an inferno!
ReplyDeleteThe words being used by the media and the people responsible for the gross mismanagement
...gross mismanagement and neglect is an igregeous failure by successive administrations. Riverton and it's inferno is a reflection on all of us as a society. Look at the way the residents who reside in the immediate and surrounding communities are given scant regard. Had this been upper St. Andrew (Norbrook and such) the scale of the problem would not be downplayed with words such as a mere fire and it being a disposal site when we know it's really a free-for-all dump.
DeletePerhaps a recycling program that separate plastics, paper, glass and metal from perishables would reduce the chances of fires at the Riverton dump. Plastics and paper are very flammable and will burn for days when compacted.
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