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As the two-month mark approaches since the Government terminated over 10,000 workers from the Community-based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP), residents of west Trinidad are starting to feel the impact.
A 73-year-old resident of Rich Plain Road, who wished to remain anonymous, said yesterday she had to take matters into her own hands by cleaning the areas where CEPEP teams once worked.
“You see up there in a mess since CEPEP leave from up there; it’s me and my son who does clean there, and if I doh clean it, nobody else will clean it,” she shared.
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