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  1. A local agricultural crisis in Labasa requires government intervention.
  2. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change participated in a community clean-up in Labasa, while Lynda Tabuya called for stronger enforcement in the division.

Labasa Town Council appointed officers to monitor litter breaches, involving the Labasa Market Vendors and Farmers Association.

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Labasa Town Council appointed officers to monitor litter breaches, involving the Labasa Market Vendors and Farmers Association.

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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change participated in a community clean-up in Labasa, while Lynda Tabuya called for stronger enforcement in the division. All 2 developments

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