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Relatives, colleagues of missing Clarendon teacher take to the streets

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Concerned relatives, friends, and colleagues of missing Clarendon teacher Natalie Dawkins today mounted a demonstration calling for her safe return.  They say that they have been left distraught since her disappearance days ago and are...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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