JVD Residents Forced to Bathe in Sea Amid Water Crisis
“Our people who pay taxes and contribute to our society [are] having to go into sea water to bathe their skin because there’s no water running in Jost Van Dyke....
Read full story“Our people who pay taxes and contribute to our society [are] having to go into sea water to bathe their skin because there’s no water running in Jost Van Dyke....
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Discussions are expected to continue in the United Kingdom later this year, with the aim of concluding negotiations by the end of 2026 and preparing the agreed constitutional amendments for enactment in 2027.
Effective Monday 13th July, officers assigned to the East End Policing District will be temporarily based at the East End/Long Look Community Centre, where members of the public can visit to report incidents, seek assistance, or speak with officers.
In a statement issued in response to the Government's position on the issue, Penn said the administration could no longer blame previous governments after more than seven years in office.
“Like every resident of these Virgin Islands, I understand the frustration and hardship many families have experienced with the current water supply....
“I’m expecting big results in Mexico because this group of athletes are known to deliver well under pressure,” Augustine said.
Detectives from the Major Incident Team, assisted by specialist units, have carried out extensive interviews and are actively following several lines of inquiry as they work to identify those responsible
Penn said that while residents have endured months of severe drought, they should not also have to endure what he described as the Government's failure to adequately manage and provide one of life's most basic necessities, potable water.
“This latest act of violence is a painful reminder that crime and gun violence have no place in our Virgin Islands,” Penn said. “Every life lost is one too many.”
He argued that the decision has left the Territory without the institutional framework needed to respond to issues such as United States tariffs, consumer protection and broader economic diversification.
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