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Mounting concerns over garbage piling up in car parks serving 21 apartment buildings in Maloney have triggered urgent calls for action from residents.
In a statement posted to her Facebook page, Member of Parliament for Trincity/Maloney Camille Robinson-Regis described conditions in the community as “untenable,” warning that the buildup of waste, foul odours and unsanitary surroundings pose a serious public health risk, particularly to children, the elderly and those with underlying health conditions.
“The accumulation of garbage, the putrid stench, and the unsanitary conditions present a serious public health risk,” Robinson-Regis said, adding that no community should be expected to live under such conditions.
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