GOJ Min 2 June 6

Local Government and Community Development Minister Desmond McKenzie, says preparations for the final resting place of former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga, are on track.

The Health and Wellness Ministry is advising travellers to be appropriately vaccinated before going to countries known to have had outbreaks of the measles virus.

Technology Minister, Fayval Williams has announced that a number of software applications will be developed this Fiscal year as part of the Government’s thrust to improve service delivery to citizens.

The National Works Agency NWA is reporting that road works are 67 percent complete and sewer and pipe laying works are 84 percent complete on the Constant Spring Road Improvement Project.

The Ministry of Education has announced that the results for the inaugural Primary Exit Profile (PEP) will be released by the end of next week.

The Jamaica National Agency for Accreditation (JANAAC) is urging citizens to use accredited laboratories to do their medical tests and related procedures.