Trelawny to pioneer Government’s container-unit infirmary solution — Gager

TRELAWNY, Jamaica — Trelawny is set to pioneer the Government’s container-unit infirmary solution, with Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness and Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie scheduled to officially open the island’s first facility of its kind in the parish on Thursday, November 19, in a development aimed at restoring critical care services disrupted by Hurricane Melissa.

Speaking at the Trelawny Municipal Corporation’s (TMC) monthly meeting on Thursday, Mayor of Falmouth and TMC chairman Councillor C Junior Gager described the opening as a major occasion for the parish, saying Trelawny had become a showcase for pioneering initiatives.

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“It is the first temporary site that is established in Jamaica using the containers, and it is indeed a beauty,” Gager said.