Government taking steps to compensate hoteliers affected by Negril water crisis

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Government taking steps to compensate hoteliers affected by Negril water crisis

WESTERN BUREAU: Hospitality stakeholders who suffered financial losses during the heightened period of the ongoing severe water crisis in Hanover and Westmoreland are to receive some level of compensation from the Government. While the details and...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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