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WASA must fix its own ‘wickedness’

Summary by Trinidad Express Newspapers
Of course we agree with WASA’s chief executive officer (CEO), Keithroy Halliday, when he described as “wicked” recent acts of vandalism and theft targeting water-bearing infrastructure in the Gasparillo area. WASA should do all it could to ensure the person(s)…
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WASA must fix its own ‘wickedness’

Of course we agree with WASA’s chief executive officer (CEO), Keithroy Halliday, when he described as “wicked” recent acts of vandalism and theft targeting water-bearing infrastructure in the Gasparillo area. WASA should do all it could to ensure the person(s)…

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Trinidad Express Newspapers broke the news in on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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