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The Ministry of Health’s North to West Trauma Plan is the centerpiece of the Government’s thrust to become the Caribbean’s leader in Health Tourism.

Deputy Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Andrew Swaby, is calling on parents and guardians to get their children vaccinated in order to minimize exposure to life threatening diseases.

Members of the public can now enjoy key aspects of the country’s rich Intangible Cultural Heritage –ICH-, which have been documented by the African-Caribbean Institute of Jamaica –Jamaica Memory Bank.

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation –KSAC- has passed a resolution for the allocation of 39 and a half  million dollars from its Equalization Fund to complete upgrading works at the Queens Market in Downtown, Kingston.

Today we’ll give you an overview of the National Commission on Reparations.

In today Edition we Take look at the progress of the work along the Elegant Corridor in Montego Bay.

The stands at the Leila Robinson Netball Courts at the National Arena have been expanded and improved to provide more comfortable seating for spectators.

The Jamaica Environment Trust-JET, with support from the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment, has launched a national public education programme geared at encouraging Jamaicans in resort towns to keep their surroundings clean

The National Solid Waste Management Authority –NSWMA’s- public cleansing programme in Falmouth has been improved, with the addition of a new garbage compactor to its fleet.

The National Secondary Students’ Council-NSSC- is organizing activities for Student Council Week, to be observed under the theme: “YOUth Awake! Your Future is at stake!”

The theme for World Wetlands Day is:  “Wetlands are Our Future: Join Us! Special Fishery conservation area; saving wetlands, saving fisheries”.

The Salvation Army School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is on a drive to increase enrolment at the institution.