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PSOJ appeals to parties and supporters to abide by COVID-19 guidelines

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The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica is appealing to the nation's political parties and their supporters to follow the COVID-19 guidelines, as cases increase.  In a release on the weekend, the PSOJ said...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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