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PM Promises Action on Shantytowns
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis unveiling ongoing plans and policies to curb illegal migration, during a national address, Sunday evening.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis unveiling ongoing plans and policies to curb illegal migration, during a national address, Sunday evening.
On February 10, the court injunction preventing the demolition of shantytowns was lifted.
The prime minister says this paved the way for the government to act and since then, Operation Secure was launched.
Davis says a zero-tolerance approach will be taken for all parties involved.
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