The ‘Stand Up For Our Country’ mural, which was unveiled in Hannah Town, Kingston, recently. The augmented reality (AR) artwork, done by Bonito Thompson, is part of a Crime Stop project, aimed at urging Jamaicans to stand together against crime.
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Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of National Security, Senator the Hon. Matthew Samuda (left) and Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Ealan Powell scan the ‘Stand Up For Our Country’ mural with their smartphones, at the unveiling in Hannah Town, Kingston, recently. The augmented reality (AR) artwork is part of a Crime Stop project, aimed at urging Jamaicans to stand together against crime.
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Artist, Bonito Thompson, addresses a function for the unveiling of the ‘Stand Up For Our Country’ mural in Hannah Town, Kingston, recently. The artwork is part of a Crime Stop project, aimed at urging Jamaicans to stand together against crime.
Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of National Security, Senator the Hon. Matthew Samuda, addresses a function for the unveiling of the ‘Stand Up For Our Country’ mural in Hannah Town, Kingston, recently. The artwork is part of a Crime Stop project, aimed at urging Jamaicans to stand together against crime.
Last Updated: January 4, 2022
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