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Business Operations Back to Normal after passage of hurricane; Divestment of CTL to be Completed Shortly; and Education Ministry to Make Foreign Languages Compulsory Up To Grade Nine.

All schools to reopen by Friday; Norman Manley International Airport resumes operations; and Marcus Garvey Drive in Kingston will reopen to vehicular traffic later today.

The Meteorological Service maintains hurricane warning; Courts closed on Tuesday; and shelter occupants urged to preserve school furniture

All non-essential government offices to remain closed today, JAS says no reports of damage to crops and livestock in Eastern Jamaica up to news time and Norman Manley International Airport closed today.

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Government approves funds for post hurricane recovery efforts; Bank of Jamaica approves commercial bank licenses; and Government to establish Inter-Ministerial Working Group on Safeguarding Children in Sport.

Prime Minister Urges Jamaicans to Prepare For Hurricane Matthew, National Community Tourism Portal launched and Health Ministry to Gather Data on Cancers Islandwide

National Security Minister Announces Medium Term Measures to Address Crime Wave in St. James, Agriculture Ministry reports detection of Frosty Pod Rot disease and Trelawny cleanup days postponed.

Police operations expanded in St. James; Minerals sector experiencing buoyancy; and private sector urged to attend FOROMIC 2016.

Five Appeal Court Judges to be appointed, Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission and Crime Stop sign MOU to stamp out illegal gambling and JSIF & NSWMA Undertake Waste Separation Project.

St. Catherine Parish Council undertakes campaign to remove illegal signs, Twenty six DCS officers to participate in multinational training programme and government reaffirms commitment to the redevelopment of downtown Kingston.