Union Hall residents call for urgent action on garbage build-up

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December 23, 2025

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Union Hall residents call for urgent action on garbage build-up

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Radhica De Silva

Residents of Union Hall are calling on the Government and the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation to urgently address garbage build-up in their community, saying the situation has worsened as Christmas approaches.

Speaking to Guardian Media, resident Gracie Boney, who lives on Sophora Avenue, said while garbage collection takes place in some parts of the area, inconsistent pick-ups and illegal dumping have left sections of Union Hall in an unsanitary state.

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