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GML Correspondent
Newly appointed chairman of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA), Roshan Babwah, says tackling the country’s water supply challenges—particularly in underserved areas—is the new board’s top priority.
Speaking with Guardian Media at Indian Arrival Day celebrations in Couva yesterday, Babwah, 55, a lawyer by profession, said WASA has been inundated with complaints from residents in South and Central Trinidad, as well as parts of the East–West Corridor.
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