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More Healthcare workers in Western Jamaica to deal with surge in COVID-19 cases, feasibility study for Pedro Plains water project complete and Justice of the Peace Restorative Justice Sensitization Continuing Online.

BPOs urged to enforce COVID-19 protocols; land title acquisition to be made easier for farmers; and JAMPRO seeking greater support for export max programme.

95 new COVID-19 cases confirmed, Culture Minister lauds National Library of Jamaica; and Spanish Town Road ITA Depot Closed until Further Notice.

Education Ministry Clarifies Face to Face Classes for Private Schools, Government scaling up public investment this fiscal year, and NWC lifts water restrictions for corporate area,

Ministry of Health and Wellness to recruit volunteers to assist with COVID Mental Health programme, Education Ministry makes provisions for Special Needs Students and new Jamaica welcomes new EU Head of Delegation.

Tax revenues up for April to September period, New measures to be introduced to restrict spread of COVID-19 in correctional facilities; and Civil Dispute Claimants Encouraged to utilize Restorative Justice measures.

Controlled Entry Programme protocols being streamlined; 82 new COVID-19 cases confirmed; and Rural schools receive school buses from Transport Ministry.

Second Supplementary estimates tabled, COVID Allocation of Resources for Employees (CARE) programme are to be extended to December and Education Ministry set to launch One Laptop or Tablet per Child Initiative.

Tighter Curfew Measures for Heroes Weekend, Healthcare Worker Welfare Programme Satisfaction Survey to Be Commissioned This Month and Telecoms Companies to Provide Internet Access to All Schools.

New graduate nurses, Cubans being targeted for employment, Fisher folk COVID relief programme to be announced soon and Lower Chapelton to Rock River Roadway in Clarendon closed with immediate effect.