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ST JAMES, Jamaica — The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) on Thursday morning intensified its efforts to rid communities of abandoned vehicles, undertaking a major removal operation in Norwood, St James.
The exercise, which forms part of an islandwide initiative, saw four newly acquired crane trucks deployed to remove derelict vehicles previously identified and tagged by the agency.
Speaking with reporters during the operation, NSWMA Executive Director Audley Gordon disclosed that more than 50 vehicles had been earmarked for removal in the community.
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