Minister-at-large for Economic Growth and Job Creation, Senator Matthew Samuda (centre) and Kingston Clean Project consultant Deika Morrison (left) are shown the layout of the Kingston Harbour drainage network by Michael McCarthy, Managing Director of Clean Harbour Jamaica Ltd. They toured the interception barrier at Barnes Canyon along Port Royal Street in downtown Kingston on Thursday (August 22).
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Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Senator Matthew Samuda, observed the removal of interception barriers during a visit to the Barnes Gully area along Port Royal Street in downtown Kingston on Thursday (August 22).Senator Matthew Samuda, the non-partisan minister for Economic Growth and Job Creation, was briefed on the operation of the vessel as he and other stakeholders toured the interception barrier at Barnes Canyon on Port Royal Street in downtown Kingston on Thursday (August 22). Next to him was Michael McCarthy, the managing director of Clean Harbors Jamaica Limited.
