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Chairman of CJIA’s Board, Sanjeev Datadin, noted that the objective is to raise awareness, while promoting a safe and healthy environment.
He said, “I believe our objective for the activity has been met. I am pleased to see the number of persons, who turned out to support this cause. It shows that persons in the community are willing to make that first step towards enhancing their environment.”
Chairman of the Soesdyke Neighborhood Democratic Council, Bhupendra Deokie, said, “It was a major success…. I am looking forward to collaborating with the airport on more projects such as this.”
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(Photo: CJIA/February 06, 2021)Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill commended the initiative and encouraged the continued care of the environment.
He said, “This is a commendable effort by CJIA and team and I am hoping that this will encourage a change in mindset and persons will become cognizant of the important role they play in maintaining their communities.”
Minister Edghill emphasized that the Government takes a zero-tolerance approach to littering and will continue to put strong measures in place to deter such “unwholesome” practices.
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(Photo: CJIA/February 06, 2021)The exercise also saw support from the business community in the Timehri/Soesdyke area, including AGM Mining. Deals Unlimited, Nook’s Restaurant, Camille’s Academy, Mahase Sawmill, SD Investments, Bounty Farm and Rubis Gas Station.
The cleanup campaign is part of ongoing efforts to enhance and beautify the Timehri/Soesdyke area.
Among other projects to be launched, shortly, is the yard-front enhancement initiative. Persons, residing along the access road from the airport will be encouraged to spruce up the front of their homes (yard). (CJIA Press Release)
