After the 13 tanks already positioned at the start of April, five additional tanks went into service on Wednesday (May 13) in other areas of the Lamentin. They will also be replenished regularly to allow residents to cope with domestic uses, in the context of drought and water supply shortages in the town. These 5 … Read more
While water is still not flowing in a number of Lamentin taps, a press release from Odyssi talks about the delivery conditions. Following the meeting held in the prefecture on May 11, between the general secretary of the prefecture, the management of the SME and the management of Odyssi, an agreement was reached for an … Read more
The Régie Communautaire Odyssi has decided to bring legal action against the Société Martiniquaise des Eaux. She also denounces her recent conviction which does not take into account the drought. Will the water war take place? This is the question that can legitimately be asked after the new statements by Yvon Pacquit, the chairman of … Read more
Web Writing Saturday May 9, 2020 – 11.34 am At the entrance to Case-Pilote, on the RN2, this will involve maintenance work on the structures for protection against falling rocks, while the Roches-Carrés au Lamentin district, on the RD28, will be about road improvements. Two CTM projects, which begin this Monday, May 11 and are … Read more
Fa Guadeloupe Monday May 4, 2020 – 7:05 p.m. Nicolas Lurel, the son of Victorin Lurel, was found in cardiac arrest in his car, at the Basse-Terre bus station in Guadeloupe. In the middle of the afternoon, the firefighters intervened to take care of the young man, aged about thirty years. The death was pronounced … Read more
“Despite a level of delinquency comparable to that of mainland France, Martinique is affected by a higher level of homicides and higher violence“. In a press release published this Thursday, February 13, the interior ministers Christophe Castaner and Overseas Annick Girardin announced that police reinforcements were to be sent to Martinique to cope with the … Read more
The number of clinically suggestive cases has been on the rise since early January but is still lower than the values recorded last December. Epidemiological surveillance data for dengue in the first two weeks of January 2020 show that the virus is still active in Martinique. Our island remains in epidemic risk. “The individual and … Read more