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  1. The National Water Commission is leading efforts to upgrade the Hermitage Dam, which serves the population of Kingston and St Andrew, with input from Matthew Samuda.

Amid El Niño impacts, Samuda announces a water prohibition order in Jamaica due to prevailing dry conditions and low rainfall.

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Amid El Niño impacts, Samuda announces a water prohibition order in Jamaica due to prevailing dry conditions and low rainfall.

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  1. Samuda seeks Cabinet and Parliament approval to facilitate new fines related to NWC water prohibition.1 source
  2. Drought forces NWC to issue usage orders in Kingston, impacting businesses like car washes.1 source

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