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Several adjustments made to the COVID-19 health and safety measures under the Disaster Risk Management Act.

Part 2 in the series looking at the Ministry of National Security's plans to meet the objectives of safeguarding the country's borders and its citizens.

To ensure widespread preparedness from members of the public, Prime Minister Andrew Holness at the start of June, launched the National Hurricane Preparedness Campaign under the theme ‘Hurricane Readiness in Trying Times’.

Government reduces quarantine period for vaccinated travellers, public entities can now host events and 95 shelters identified for hurricane season.

We explore training opportunities coming to western Jamaica, in Medical Education and Medical Tourism with a focus on the international market.

We tell you how the Ministry plans to meet its objective of safeguarding the country’s borders and its citizens,  during the 2021/22 fiscal year.

Weekday and Weekend Curfew Hours Adjusted, Churches now allowed 50 persons for worship services and Nestle Jamaica to expand high mountain coffee production.

The Jamaica 4H clubs will be providing venture capital inputs to 500 youth entrepreneurs under the Rural Youth Economic Empowerment Programme (RYEEP).

Prime Minister breaks ground for Residences at Terra Nova, Coconut Industry Board set to increase production of trees and NEPA to host activities for National Environmental Awareness Week.

Ministry of Agriculture and fisheries to spend 50 million dollars on small ruminants artificial insemination project to help satisfy local demand.

Government to review COVID-19 measures; 44 solar kits handed over to Education Ministry; and Jamaica welcomes US-based frontier airlines.