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Commissioner says Statia’s water problems are ‘serious’ | THE DAILY HERALD

May 8, 2020

Commissioner says Statia’s water problems are ‘serious’ | THE DAILY HERALD
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A dug-up trench where St. Eustatius Utility Company STUCO is carrying out repairs to its main water line.

  1. EUSTATIUS--Government Commissioner Marnix van Rij says the struggles of St. Eustatius Utility Company STUCO with water leaks, the annual drought season and other issues that forced the company to ration the supply of water on a regular basis, are “serious,” particularly in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

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