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Government teams have begun emergency response efforts after renewed activity at the Piparo volcano caused road damage and temporarily cut off some communities.
Minister Jearlene John said officials were moving quickly to assess conditions, with Ministry of Works officers already en route. “I don’t have a latest. I know the Ministry of Works officers are busily on their way there. I’ll get a report shortly, but of course that will be a top priority concern. We’ll have to treat with it,” she said.
John said she plans to visit the area as soon as possible. “If I can go up today, I’ll go up today with the team. If not, we’ll be on the ground there tomorrow for sure,” she said.
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