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On this week’s House Matters, Highlights of Transport and Mining Minister Robert Montague’s sectoral presentation and Prime Minister Outlines countries within travel bubble.

Mandela Highway to be reduced to single lane traffic for three days, Tourism Minister says reopening of the sector will be done safely and Jamaica stands in solidarity with Organsiation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States.

10th COVID-19 related death recorded; Road traffic act in final stages and Jamaica seeking support to be removed from EU blacklist.

Security Check in 5 is a 5 feature looking at polices and plans by The Ministry of National Security to create a safer Jamaica. On this week’s security check in 5 we explore infrastructure investment under Project ROC (Rebuild, Overhaul Construct).

Eye on Justice is a 5 minute radio programme brought to you by the Ministry of Justice focusing on the Justice Sector. On this edition, we’ll be looking at the Justice Training Institute. Press play to hear more.

A vast percentage of the persons who applied for cash support under the COVID-19 allocation of resources (CARE) programme have now received their funds. We’re giving you the latest about the payouts on this programme.

Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, says over the next four weeks, 60 tourism workers will be participating in a new law programme offered by the University of the West Indies geared at building capacity within the sector.

As of June 1 the country’s borders have been reopened to repatriate Jamaican citizens overseas. The borders will be opened to international travellers, beginning on June 15.