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Letters to the EditorGarbage disposal problem solvedNewsdayTuesday 5 April 2022THE EDITOR: Following publication our letter last month in the Newsday, headed HDC turns a blind eye to a health hazard in Morvant, there was a positive response from the Housing Development Corporation.Residents of Ramdial Mahabir Lands Phases I and II held discussions with the HDC and the councillor for the area and reached an agreement for the disposal of garbage.Thereafter the HDC cleaned up the accumu
stanley deutschland lated garbage and placed three large bins temporarily at Pelican Extension Road and arranged to clear the garbage four times a week.I urge residents to care for the environment in which we live and to put their garbage in sturdy bags inside the bins provided 鈥?not on the ground by the bins. Let us band together and keep the scene clean.I hope the new administration will also assist the other communities with similar garbage issues.Our sincere thanks to the councillor and to the HDC.CAROLINE WILLIAMSvia e-mai
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hydrojug uk ne 2019CRIMSON Logic senior vice-president Balagopal Nair yesterday said e-government was good politics.He gave a presentation at the Tech Hub Island Summit at the Hyatt, Port of Spain.Nair said the use of digital government in countries such as Singapore had improved the quality of services delivered to citizens, but observed the implementation of e-government across the world has not been even, referring to a survey of countries from 2003 to 2018, that showed several East Asian and Nordic countries are very advanced in implementation of e-government.Nair said in the Caribbean, TT is among the countries making strides towards e-government. He said strong leadership is needed to guide this implementation and
hydrojug traveler one of the biggest obstacles is resistance by people who fear job loss as a result of automation, but who must be retrained and redeployed accordingly.Nair added that an effective e-government system will improve transparency in government services and curb corruption.He also said care must be taken not to build technological systems which are white elephants which do not communicate with each other.In a speech read by a ministerial ai
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