The Jamaica Public Service Company, JPS, has disconnected the power supply to the Seaforth High School in St. Thomas, as it continues to make good on its threat to act against government entities with arrears over 90 days.
Corporate Communications Officer at the JPS, Audrey Williams, says the power was disconnected yesterday.
Audrey Williams, Corporate Communications Officer at the JPS.
Its understood that the disconnection has affected the Summer Programme for beginners at the school. Last week JPS indicated that it had short-listed a number of parish council offices, markets and schools for disconnection due to delinquency in bill payment.
Over twenty public schools are reportedly on the list for disconnection. The power supply to the Charles Gordon Market in Montego Bay and the Montego Bay Civic Center was disconnected last week Monday.
