32 new COVID-19 cases, one additional fatality

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32 new COVID-19 cases, one additional fatality

An additional COVID-19 death has been recorded in Jamaica, increasing the tally to 971. The deceased is a 57-year-old woman from St James. Meanwhile, 32 new cases were recorded on Sunday with ages ranging from eight months to 81 years, pushing the...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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Susan Bogle, who was shot during a police-military operation in August Town, St Andrew last month, died from a single gunshot wound to the chest, an autopsy has

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Entire BPO sector unfairly tainted by one outbreak, laments Henry - Several firms set to continue remote working arrangements as order expires

AS MANY companies look to have more staff return to the office tomorrow as the work-from-home order issued as part of the COVID-19 containment measures expires, eyes will be focused on the outsourcing sector, where an outbreak at Alorica’s Portmore operations triggered a major shift in the

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Police shut down gathering at Kingston funeral home

Police personnel from the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch said they had to shut down a large gathering at the Tranquillity Funeral Home in downtown, Kingston this evening. The police stated that the gathering involved ...

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Technology entities donate tablets to children of sanitation workers

Twenty new Geo-X tablet computers have been handed over to the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) for the children of sanitation workers to aid in their access to online learning while schools remain

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Somalia: Federal Government Pledges Better Welfare for Internally Displaced Persons

Minister of labour and social affairs of the federal republic of Somalia Sadiq Hirsi Warfaa and the Commissioner for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons have pledged the work towards creation of job

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Angola: COVID-19 - Journalists Covering COVID-19 Briefing Get Tested

Luanda — At least 38 journalists from various media outlets covering COVID-19 daily update press conference were tested Tuesday in Luanda as part of the prevention process against

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Increase in Covid-19 cases not a 'resurgence', province on 'full alert and responding' - Winde | News24

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says he is concerned about an increase in Covid-19 cases in the province, but stressed that it cannot be classified as a resurgence.

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Three additional COVID-19 deaths, 306 new cases

Jamaica on Wednesday recorded three COVID-19 deaths, pushing the tally to 599. Those who have died are: – a 76-year-old female from St James. – a 30-year-old woman from Portland. – a 33-year-old female from St James. The health...

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Immigration Corner | Applying for an extended family visa

Dear Mr Bassie, I am thinking of spending some quality time in the United Kingdom (UK), possibly six or seven months, with a family member. Will I need a special visa to be there for this period? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. – M.F...

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Cops attacked at Seaview Gardens street dance, several in custody

The police are reporting that several persons have been charged arising from a street dance in Seaview Gardens, St Andrew last night. The police say the entertainment event did not have a permit and was being held after curfew hours. According to...

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Recent Ebola outbreak linked to dead man who received the vaccine | Africanews

A man in Africa who developed Ebola despite receiving a vaccine recovered but suffered a relapse nearly six months later that led to 91 new cases before he died

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Former public defender Earl Witter robbed at gunpoint

Former public defender, Earl Witter, was this morning held up and robbed by armed men in East Kingston. In confirming the incident to The Gleaner, Witter said that the men stole his vehicle which had important documents inside. Witter said he could...

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Suspected suicide in St Mary

The Oracabessa Police are investigating a suspected case of suicide in Jacks River, Crescent in Oracabessa, St Mary on Thursday, June 17. Dead is 60-year-old Leric Silvera of a Bonnie Gate in the parish. Reports are that at about 6:30 a.m.,...

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Two more COVID deaths recorded - Stabroek News

The Ministry of Health today said that two more persons who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have died. The article Two more COVID deaths recorded appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Rwanda’s rising virus cases dampens plan for a full reopening

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Four Haitians land in Portland

Four Haitian males have landed in Buff Bay, Portland. They arrived on a boat in Spring Gardens shortly before 5 o'clock on Tuesday and are now awaiting an examination by the local health department. The police say the Haitians were...

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$11 million worth of ganja seized in Portland

A team of officers assigned to the Portland Police Division seized approximately 2,725 pounds of compressed ganja during an operation in Orange Bay district. The police report that about 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday, a team was in the area when they...

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Media mogul Oliver Clarke dies at 75

Oliver Frederick Clarke, the media mogul who stood at the helm of The Gleaner as chairman and managing director for more than four decades, has

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Nightingale Grove on edge as active storm season looms

AS THE 2020 hurricane season begins in another two days, residents of Cedar Avenue in Nightingale Grove, St Catherine, have reflected on some scary experiences they have had in the past when heavy rains pounded the

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Tunisia: World Day of African Child - Ministry of Women Reiterates Commitment to Children's Rights

Tunis/Tunisia — The Ministry of Women, Family, Children and the Elderly reiterated its commitment to the protection of the rights of the child, affirming its attachment to ensuring the necessary protection and combating all forms of threat and

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Four new COVID-19 cases confirmed - Stabroek News

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St Andrew man charged following gun seizure

A man was charged with illegal possession of firearm and ammunition following the seizure of a gun at his St Andrew house on

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Morocco: Covid-19 - 776 New Cases, Over 9.1 Mln People Fully Vaccinated

[MAP] Rabat -- Morocco has confirmed 776 new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours, while 517 Covid-19 patients have recovered, the ministry of Health said on Wednesday.

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TPDCo begins COVID-19 health and safety sensitisation among hotels

Executive Director of the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo), Dr Andrew Spencer, says sensitisation sessions for the COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols that will be implemented for the reopening of the tourism sector have

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Health + Tech | Teletherapy and virtual mental-health services

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Ship workers disembark in Port Royal

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