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Former acting CEO of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA), Jeevan Joseph, is keeping quiet about the reasons behind his sudden departure from the State utility, confirming only that he resigned.
In a brief telephone conversation with Guardian Media yesterday, Joseph dismissed reports that he had been sent on leave five months into the acting role.
“That was erroneous. The only fact is that I sent in my resignation based on personal reasons. It would have been between Friday and Saturday, and I sent it to the chairman,” Joseph said.
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