Last Updated on December 26, 2023, 3:27 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Terrance Drew took to social media and wished the residents of St Kitts and Nevis a Merry Christmas. In his address, he highlighted the initiatives which were taken by the st kitts and Nevis government as a way of appreciation and giving back to the community during this festival session.
He highlighted that the Christmas festival carries great importance for St Kitts and Nevis as it brings people together with common values, cultural diversity, and a sense of community.
The Christmas season endures messages of love, compassion, and positivity, prompting people to contemplate the bountiful joys of family, friendship, and the essence of togetherness that characterizes a nation.
Dr Terrance Drew accentuated that during this time of the festival session, houses are embellished not only with glistening lights and exquisite ornaments but also with echoes of laughter and the comforting embrace of selflessness that fills our souls.
“May these initiatives bring warmth and comfort to every corner of our beautiful nation, and may the joy of the holidays fill your hearts”Noted PM Drew.
Dr Terrance Drew wished the nation of St Kitts and nevis that the blessings of season illuminate their hearts and homes.
“wishing you all an exhilarating Carnival season and a Merry Christmas” he noted
Additionally, PM Drew emphasized that due to reduced rain and increased usage, running water is unavailable in certain parts of St Peter’s.
Dr Terrance Drew highlighted that the St Kitts and Nevis authorities have been alerted about the situation and will promptly arrive at the location.
The budget for the year 2024 includes plans for a desalination plant that will have the capacity to produce 2 million gallons of clean water. This plant is scheduled to be constructed in the same year. Furthermore, there is progress being made on the completion of a well located in Cayon.
“Aggressively responding, we are finding solutions to ensure water is available for our people in this situation due to climate change”. Noted Terrance Drew
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