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Quarantined communities urged to cooperate with health teams, Government Moving to Retrieve Taino Artefacts, and NWA Working to Clear blocked roadways across The Island.

Persons advised to consult a doctor before doing a private COVID-19 test; Jamaica and Canada to strengthen bilateral relations and National Irrigation Commission to expand operations in Trelawny.

Several major thoroughfares impacted by recent heavy rains; Prime minister condemns killing of police constable; and members of the public urged to remain vigilant.

 

 

Government Prioritising Distribution of Tablets, Education Stakeholders Encouraged to Embrace Technology, and Court Of Appeal To Reach Full Complement of Judges by 2021.

Government exploring multiple approaches to improve online access for students, Canada Lauds Jamaica for COVID-19 response and Open Court Sittings to resume as soon as possible.

National Infrastructure Repair Bill to Increase; new schools added to face-to-face classes pilot programme; and Public Sector workers receive Internal Audit Shared Services management training.

COVID recoveries recorded at residential healthcare facilities; Government aiming to generate 268 megawatts of renewable electricity by 2025; and NWA still clearing blocked roadways in Eastern parishes.

Work to clear main roads in eastern parishes continue, Jamaica Investment map launched and 10 million dollars donated to one tablet per child initiative.

Notice served on non-compliant residential healthcare facilities, relief package announced for fisherfolk, and Special Select Committee established to oversee process of making Portmore a parish.

Agriculture Ministry estimates 2 billion dollars in damage resulting from persistent rainfall, Police arrest more than 100 illegal party patrons and Health Ministry urging Jamaicans to remain vigilant against dengue fever.