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By Antillean, Sunday, March 14, 2010
A Sunday Gleaner investigation has revealed that three of the untreated water sources being frequented by the water trucks failed a standard bacteria test known in environmental health circles as multiple-tube fermentation.
The results revealed that scores of residents have been drinking dirty water that looks clean.
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- IMF to Jamaica: “There will be pain”
- David Thompson to fellow CARICOM Prime Ministers: Butt out.
- Illiteracy linked to crime, poverty in Guyana
- Guyana’s high emigration due to hopelessness, says union boss
- Barbados signs visa waiver with European Union
- Moody’s puts Barbados ratings on watch for possible downgrade
- Ralph Gonzalves blasts Barbados’ immigration policy, threatens CSME withdrawal
- Barbados announces amnesty for “illegal” CARICOM immigrants
- CARICOM disjointed again, this time over ALBA
- Words hurt: is it time for hate speech legislation in Barbados?
- Castro: Easing of Cuba Restrictions ‘Positive’, But Not Nearly Enough
- US: White House confirms change in Cuban policy but trade embargo remains
- Standard & Poor’s: Barbados economic outlook negative, US dollar peg in jeopardy
- Terry Schwarzfeld’s alleged killer charged, sentenced for further tourist crimes
- $10,000 bounty on the head of Terry Schwarzfeld’s attacker
- Learning from the Terry Schwarzfeld case
- Rock Hall Freedom Village: Last remaining slave hut wrecked by EPA
- A taboo critique of the CSME: We’ve had enough anti Barbadian rhetoric
- Glorious uncertainties in Prime Minister Thompson’s budget
- Change for change’s sake, or resentment of the status quo? Barbados election results revisited.
- Barbados election results 2008: former opposition Democratic Labour Party to form new government in a 20-10 parliamentary split.
- Eager anticipation ahead of 2008 Barbados election results
- Owen Arthur, the messiah?
- Where do women fit into Barbados’ poverty situation?
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