Dominica: No mining at Deux Branches, quarrying only for airport project, clarifies PM Skerrit

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica has clarified that there will be no mining activities at Deux Branches, a location in the country. This clarification comes after weeks of public debate and complaints, with Dr. Skerrit stressing that reports of mineral extraction at the location are false. According to the Prime Minister, the only activities that will take place at Deux Branches are quarrying operations for the construction of the airport project. The airport project is a significant development for the country, and the quarrying operations are necessary to ensure its completion. Dr. Skerrit emphasized that the government is committed to transparency and accountability in all its activities, and the clarification is part of this effort. The Prime Minister's statement has brought relief to the local community, who were concerned about the potential environmental impact of mining activities. The government's commitment to transparency and accountability is a positive step towards building trust with the public. The airport project is expected to boost the country's economy and improve connectivity with other parts of the world. The quarrying operations at Deux Branches will be closely monitored to ensure that they are carried out in an environmentally responsible manner. The government has also assured the public that the necessary measures will be taken to mitigate any potential environmental impact. The clarification by the Prime Minister has put to rest the concerns of the local community, and the country can now focus on the completion of the airport project. The project is expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth, and the government's commitment to transparency and accountability is a positive step towards achieving these goals. The airport project is a significant investment in the country's infrastructure, and the quarrying operations at Deux Branches are a necessary part of this project. The government's efforts to ensure transparency and accountability in all its activities are commendable, and the clarification by the Prime Minister is a positive step towards building trust with the public. The country can now look forward to the completion of the airport project, which will have a positive impact on the economy and the environment.