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Three miles bypass to be opened Sunday; Government looking to introduce security measures in several North western communities; and National Science, Technology and Policy expected to be a reality next year.

Violence commission set to launch next year, Work to Begin on Shettlewood Water System in 2019 and Jamaica Teaching Council Bill before cabinet for deliberation.

Vision 2030 Secretariat completes 4th Medium Term Policy Framework, major water projects completed in St. James; and PIOJ endorses plan for pension funds to invest in venture capital.

Jamaica to host energy summit in October 2019, 100 percent case disposal rate at St. Catherine Resident Magistrate’s Court and Culture Ministry donates a million dollars to Kingston Creative Project.

Government signs contingent credit facility with the IDB; Second National Cancer Treatment Centre opens, and JDF conducting investigations into cause of helicopter emergency landing.

Three Miles Bypass to be opened in short order; farmers urged to ramp up strategies to prevent an outbreak of the beet army worm pest and final draft of national health insurance plan being prepared for submission to cabinet.

Employers and workers encouraged to learn more about labour laws, affordable housing solutions for St. James; and Youth Mayor Recommendations to form part of Local Governance structure.

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Closed Harbour Beach in Mobay to be redeveloped; Occupational Safety and Health Bill now before Joint select committee; and 300 early childhood institutions to be certified.

Prime Minister encourages unemployed Jamaicans to get trained, Constant Spring Road Improvement Project 25 percent complete; and all infirmaries to get CCTV camera systems.

Government bans romaine lettuce imports from United States; Reduction in criminal cases for Easter Term; and farmers receive GLOBAL GAP certification.