PHOTOS: Hurricane Beryl’s Impact on Sections of St. Elizabeth and Manchester
Downed and uprooted trees along roadways in Williamsfield, Manchester
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Preliminary Assessments Show 80-100 Per Cent Banana And Plantain Crop Loss Due To Hurricane Beryl
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KINGSTON, July 7 (JIS): Preliminary assessments conducted by the Banana Board show an 80 to 100 per cent loss for bananas and plantains, consequent on the passage of Hurricane Beryl....
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Official Funeral for Violet Neilson is Today
The Government has accorded an Official Funeral for late former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Violet Neilson, CD. The service will be held at the Montego Bay Convention Centre,...
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Watch Out For Hazards – Fire Brigade
KINGSTON, July 6 (JIS): The Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) is urging Jamaicans to exercise caution in their movements in the wake of Hurricane Beryl and watch out for hazards. Speaking...
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OPDEM Urges Caution In Post Beryl Clean-up
KINGSTON, July 6 (JIS): Persons undertaking clean-up activities after the passage of Hurricane Beryl are being urged to exercise caution. The call came from Acting Director General of the Office...
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NWA Working To Clear All Roads Before Monday
KINGSTON, July 6 (JIS): The National Works Agency (NWA) is working to have all roads rendered impassable due to the passage of Hurricane Beryl cleared before Monday (July 8). Up...
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Over 200 Residents Displaced In Rocky Point, Clarendon
KINGTSON, July 6 (JIS): Minister of Labour and Social Security, Hon. Pearnel Charles Jr., says that over 200 residents have been displaced in Rocky Point, Clarendon due to flooding or...
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Jamaica’s Preparedness And Response Systems Stood Up Well To Hurricane Beryl – PM
MONTEGO BAY, July 6 (JIS): Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, is expressing confidence in Jamaica’s disaster preparedness and response systems following the passage of Hurricane Beryl. He said...
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