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WORK ON Cell Four at the Mangrove Landfill is on track to be completed and handed over to Government by mid-year, according to an official at C.O. Williams which is carrying out the construction work.
Philip Atwell, a director and one of the leads on the $25 million project, told theĀ  SATURDAY SUN that the work, which began in May last year, should be completed by the end of June.
ā€œThere is still excavation work happening now. Thereā€™s a liner going in and select waste will be placed over the area to ensure that the liner is protected,ā€ he said.
Atwell explained that the 15-acre landfill was being double lined to prepare for waste that would be generated from the $377 million waste-to-energy plant is to be built over a two-and-a-half year period.
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Read the full story in today’s SATURDAY SUN.

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