Buju Banton’s son, Jahazeil Myrie, says he is stepping away from negativity and no longer has time for negative people or comments.

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The Tourism Ministry had designated December 15 as the official date for reopening the sector. The reopening also coincides with the start of the winter tourist season.

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The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) will lead the cleanup of the town of Black River in St Elizabeth, as recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa, move into a focused implementation phase. Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness made the announcement during a tour of Black River.

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The group consists of 4 males and 4 females.

Head of the St. Catherine north Police Senior Superintendent Hopton Nicholson said the group was granted temporary entry but stayed longer than permitted.

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Dead are 18-year-old Tashina Williams of York District and 30-year-old Randel Smith of Alderton District both in Claremont, St. Ann.

Reports are that at about 4:45 a.m. Williams and Smith were passengers in a white motor car being driven along the roadway, when it collided with a Honda motor car which was travelling in the opposite direction.

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The category 5 system which made landfall on October 28, damaged several hotels in St. James, Westmoreland, St. Elizabeth, Trelawny and St. Ann.

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Head of the St Elizabeth police, Senior Superintendent Coleridge Minto, gave the update during a meeting with Prime Minister, Dr. Andrew Holness, on Friday. SSP Minto said high schools have reopened, and only few people remain in shelters.

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Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator Aubyn Hill says Jamaica’s industrial sector is entering a period of renewed stability and investment confidence, as construction begins on an industrial park in Lakes Pen, St. Catherine.

The development, being undertaken by Sygnus Real Estate Finance, follows recent regulatory sub-division approval.

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The Southern Regional Health Authority, (SRHA) has implemented contingency measures, at facilities that are being overwhelmed with patients, since the passage of Hurricane Melissa. Regional Director Michael Bent acknowledged the frustration of persons seeking medical care at hospitals and health centres, especially with the long wait time.

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The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) says it is investigating an incident in which a student fell from one of its school buses operated along the Buff Bay to Highgate Route in St. Mary. The incident reportedly occurred on December 1.

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