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Closed Harbour Beach Park Project Update Part 2

Produced By: Anjuii James-Sawyers
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Closed Harbour Beach Park Project Update Part 2

Development works continue at the beachfront property, along the Howard Cooke and Jimmy Cliff Boulevards, popularly known as ‘Dump Up Beach’ in Montego Bay, St, James. The 16-acre property is being transformed into a recreational space that will operate as a free access licensed public beach and a multi-purpose Park for residents and visitors to Montego Bay.

Presented by: Anjuii James-Sawyers
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