NSWMA targets KPH
Minister of Local Government and Community Development Desmond McKenzie (left) and executive director of the National Solid Waste Management Authority Audley Gordon engage in conversation ahead of a tree-trimming exercise at Kingston Public Hospital on North Street in downtown Kingston on Monday. (Photo: JIS)
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May 27, 2026

NSWMA targets KPH

A National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWA) team member cuts overhanging tree branches on the grounds of the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH), during Labour Day activities at the public health facility in downtown Kingston on Monday. Photo: JIS

A National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWA) team member cuts overhanging tree branches on the grounds of the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH), during Labour Day activities at the public health facility in downtown Kingston on Monday. (Photo: JIS)

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