Process to regularize Mocha squatting area begins By admin , in Uncategorized , at July 20, 2023 Minister of Housing and Water Collin Croal (left) addresses residents of Mocha He emphasized that the government’s intention is not to displace individuals but to facilitate a structured process and that the Housing Ministry is committed to working closely with residents throughout each step. As such, a team from the Ministry will continue engaging residents and monitoring the area. The Minister urged all persons to work with the agency. He also called upon them to discourage others from squatting in the area, as this will prolong the process and to report the construction of additional structures. “The government is committing to working with you but this process can’t move quickly if you don’t hold your end of the bargain,” said Minister Croal. Minister Parag shared similar sentiments, as she noted the government’s agenda for inclusive growth and development. The Ministers also listened to and addressed concerns raised by residents at the meeting. (Ministry of Housing and Water release) Comments Leave a ReplyCancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Recent Posts Hérold Toussaint plaide pour la revalorisation de l’université Miami’s Best of the Best Music Fest Unveils 2026 Plans at Celebrity-Filled Press Launch On This Day: Arthur Savage, Pioneer in Firearms and Tyre Technology, Was Born in Kingston Jamaica College Takes Home Another Trophy in a Year of Winning Gov’t commits to improving education, roads, policing in Amerindian communities
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