St James Street and Sam Sharpe Square in Montego Bay have been sanitised by the parish’s municipal authority as part of ongoing measures to combat the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Mayor of Montego Bay, Homer Davis, said the activity started from the City Centre building, and the focus was on areas mostly traversed by pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
Davis, who was addressing a press briefing that took place after the sanitisation exercise, encouraged residents of Montego Bay to keep the city clean.
He said that the company is looking to do much more in Montego Bay, and contributing to the sanitisation of the city is a good place to start.
Caribbean Cement Company Limited and Premix Jamaica Limited provided two mixing trucks, with a combined 30,000 gallons of sanitiser, which was used to sanitise sidewalks, road surfaces, cobblestone and other areas in Sam Sharpe Square and St James Street.
