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States of Public Emergency in effect in seven police divisions, government invests 700 million to upgrade three hospitals and St. James Municipal Corporation reaffirms commitment to enforcing no vending areas in downtown Montego Bay.

Thousands benefit from outsourced diagnostic services, Strategy approved to protect children online; and Banana board distributing fertilizer to farmers.

Government preparing to take legal action against relatives of persons abandoned at health facilities, Restorative Justice Unit ahead of target for dispute resolution conferences and Tourism Ministry to Host Health and Wellness Conference.

National Public Health Lab validating efficacy of imported unregulated COVID test kits, Mango exports up by 50 percent and Over 250 schools reopened for face-to-face classes on Monday.

Fifteen more COVID-19 testing sites to be approved, New fish market set to open in downtown Kingston and Plant import permits now available on JSWIFT platform.

Health Ministry commits to discarding expired COVID-19 vaccines, St. James Municipal Corporation working on Disaster Plan and TPDCO to host webinars for hospitality stakeholders.

Health Ministry resumes administration of Pfizer vaccines to children, Handbook launched to strengthen investigative skills of the police and, Solid waste reduction pilot programme launched In Hanover.

Immunocompromised persons cleared for third covid-19 vaccine dose, diaspora lauded to contributions to Jamaica’s economic growth and NWA clearing blocked roads in St. James.