JamaicaObserver.com: "Kingston mayor, Senator Desmond McKenzie yesterday admitted that several communities were allowed to remain in flood-prone areas as pockets of votes by both major political parties.
According to McKenzie, who is also a deputy leader of the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), many of these communities had not only become pockets of votes but 'pockets of disaster and destruction for the country'.
MCKENZIE... “these communities are not only pockets of votes but pockets of disaster and destruction for the country” (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Mike Henry (left) and St Aubyn Bartlett at yesterday’s JLP Area Council One meeting in downtown Kingston.
According to McKenzie, who is also a deputy leader of the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), many of these communities had not only become pockets of votes but 'pockets of disaster and destruction for the country'.
MCKENZIE... “these communities are not only pockets of votes but pockets of disaster and destruction for the country” (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Mike Henry (left) and St Aubyn Bartlett at yesterday’s JLP Area Council One meeting in downtown Kingston.
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