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Town needs greenery

What's happening in Moulamein? China Gibson has all the ins and outs. Picture: File

IT is a very sad site to drive around our little town and see almost all the nature strips dying. But because it has not rained here since September, lawns are dying as well. People cannot afford the water to keep their lawns alive. If it does not rain soon, our town trees will start […]

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