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Edghill orders quick fix to Matthews Ridge power woes

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
August 10, 2020
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From right to left: Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Mr. Brentnol Ashley; Honourable Bishop Juan Edghill, Minister of Public Works; and Vice Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Ms. Sarah Browne.

From right to left: Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Mr. Brentnol Ashley; Honourable Bishop Juan Edghill, Minister of Public Works; and Vice Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Ms. Sarah Browne.

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From right to left: Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Mr. Brentnol Ashley; Honourable Bishop Juan Edghill, Minister of Public Works; and Vice Chairman of Matthew’s Ridge, Ms. Sarah Browne.

Juan Edghill, Minister of Public Works on Monday ordered that whatever has to be done must be done quickly to restore power supply to Matthews Ridge that has been without electricity since March.

Edghill made the comments during a meeting with Brentnol Ashley, Chairman of Region One (Barima-Waini) and Sarah Browne, Vice Chairman. The regional officials were in Georgetown to discuss the matters emanating in Region One with specific emphasis on the supply of electricity, a release from Edghill’s office said.

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During the brief meeting, Minister Edghill expressed shock in receiving the news that Matthew’s Ridge in Region One has been without electricity since March of 2020. However, upon learning this, Edghill assured that: “notwithstanding the issues of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the Ministry of Public Health safety guidelines, this matter should have already been resolved,” the release quoted him as saying. Further, the minister assured the officials that since they have made representation action will be taken to resolve the matter assiduously.

Additionally, Minister Edghill has instructed his team at the Hinterland Electrification Company Inc. to make contact with the engineers on the ground to have the engines up and running immediately.

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