The Police Federation is urging members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) who are experiencing mental health challenges to seek help.

Among the various groups which provide such help are the Federation and specialised branches of the JCF to include the Chaplaincy Unit.

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The Education Transformation Oversight Committee (ETOC) is reporting an overall 32% progress rate for the implementation of recommendations outlined in the Jamaica Education Transformation Commission report (JETC). 

ETOC has been charged with monitoring the implementation of 365 recommendations made by the professor Orlando Patterson Chaired Commission.

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The government is moving to crack down on individuals who pose as homeless to conceal drug activity.

Local Government and Community Development Minister, Desmond McKenzie, says while many on the streets are genuinely in need, others are taking advantage of the system to hide their drug addiction and continue trafficking illicit substances.

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Senator Hill made the call at the Amber Group's 10th anniversary gala and artificial intelligence innovation showcase on Tuesday. He said business operators must provide training for their employees, as part of efforts to up-skill the labour force.

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JCC General Secretary Reverend Newton Dixon says Jamaica's mental health situation is seemingly worsening. In recent times there have been several reports of suicides.

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This comes in light of a wave of heartbreaking reports of children being wounded or killed in multiple shootings incidents across the country.

Director at the HTCC Nigel Cooper stressed that this is in an effort to send a message to criminals who may want to harm children.

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The update was given by Statistical Institute of Jamaica Director General, Ms. Leesha Delatie Budair during a press briefing yesterday.

The matter stems from issues with the data processing to include workers not submitting data for verification.

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An internal investigation has been launched into the situation at the Belmont Cove property, commonly called Little Dunn's River, in Ocho Rios, St. Ann.

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A local lobby group has expressed concern about what it believes is denial of access yet again to the Belmont Cove property, commonly called Little Dunns River, in Ocho Rios, St. Ann.

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Works minister Robert Morgan says the Montego Bay perimeter road in St. James is about 80% complete and is expected to be finished by May next year.

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