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According to the Met Office, residents should also expect potentially gale force gusts and cloudy conditions to persist across Jamaica through to Tuesday, especially across northern parishes and hilly areas. When IRIE FM News reached out to citizens, many had mixed reactions to the weather event.
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His appeal follows a protest by irate residents early this morning. The protest began around 4:00 A.M., when residents used debris to block the road.
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Thirty-three (33) murders were recorded in January.
Data indicate that this is the lowest monthly tally in 25 years.
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Telecommunications company FLOW, says there are communities across the island without service, because it is unaffordable to replace equipment repeatedly targeted by vandals.
Senior Manager for Government and Regulatory Affairs, Charles Douglas made the revelation during an Office of Utilities Regulation webinar on Friday.
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Reggae artiste, Keznamdi has won the 2026 Grammy award for best Reggae album.
He secured the win at the awards show in the United States yesterday, with his album (BLXXD) Blood and Fyah.
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Culture and Entertainment Minister, Olivia Grange praised Bob Clarke during the Reggae Month church service, at Fellowship Tabernacle, in Kingston today. Mr Clarke, who was awarded the Order of Distinction in 2018 for decades of contribution to Jamaican media, died on Tuesday January 27.
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One of the deceased has been identified as 58-year-old Terry Dwyer of Spanish Town, St. Catherine. Dwyer was killed in a crash along Johns Road in St. Catherine.
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The murders occurred in St. Catherine, Manchester and Hanover. Dead are 23-year-old labourer, Dejaune Hamilton otherwise called John Wick, of New Hall District, 33-year-old construction worker David Brown, otherwise called Ratty, of Ellen Street Newport, 22-year-old Raheem Ward, other wise called Richie Rich and 35-year-old Adrian Reid both of Inner Street, Old England, all in Manchester.
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Early reports are that there may have been fatalities. However, police have not yet given details about the crash.
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Police identified the men as Dejaune Hamilton, 22-year-old Raheem Ward otherwise called Richie Rich, Adrian Reid and 33-year-old David Brown.
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