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Aww the sight of clean! VG Island Wide Clean Up initiative did it
VALLEY, Virgin Gorda, VI – It took a number of weeks of insistent and consistent pushing and promoting that resulted in yet another show of the family spirit of the residents of Virgin Gorda who took to bull by its horns to clean up their island.
Who is responsible?
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - The existence of the Virgin Islands greatly hinges on its ability to maintain and develop its tourism sector. It’s a job that is not isolated to the Government and the tourism governing authority but calls for the unconditional input of every citizen, temporary or permanent. It’s the responsibility of every person that sets foot on these islands.
State of country to determine success of Territory - Christian
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – At Large Representative, Hon. Archibald Christian in speaking about the ongoing national clean-up campaign, noted that it was a very serious programme that may ultimately determine the success of the Territory in time to come.
UPDATE – Fly baits put on JVD, dumpsite to be cleared
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Following an “emergency invitation” issued by a resident of Jost Van Dyke to the Minister for Health Hon. Ronnie Skelton to visit the island to address garbage pile up on the island and flies, fly baits have been placed on the island and a commitment to clear the dump site.
Are Litter Wardens really effective?
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - A caller to NDP Radio on March 5, 2012 complained about persons still being in the habit of transporting their garbage outside or on top of their vehicles and leaving the garbage on the road if it falls off the vehicle before getting to a dumpster.
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