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Calls for work to be done at Mosquito Creek river

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News Adesh Singh, president of the Woodland flood action group and president of the South Oropouche riverine flood action group Edward Moodie remove old metal and concrete from the mangrove at the Mosquito Creek river on Friday. 24/09/2021 - Marvin Hamilton PRESIDENT of the South Oropouche Riverine Flood Action Group Edward Moodie says several points along the Mosquito Creek river are in dire need of desilting and widening. He said, because of this the river has little to no runoff […]

Source: Trinidad News

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