PM Holness notes use of emergency procurement process for timely acquisition of new water trucks to supply residents in hurricane hit areas

Ministry of Economic Growth and Infrastructure Development gets bulk of budgetary allocation for Hurricane Melissa relief

Brown Burke refutes suggestion that she is the main proponent of claims that Gov’t is partisan in relief distribution

Finance Minister said St. Elizabeth was hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa, with damage estimated at $2.3B

PM Holness says US$6.7B hurricane recovery and reconstruction package will help in job creation and protect Jamaica’s fiscal sustainability

Mayor of Sav-la-mar Danree Delancy says some communities in Westmoreland may remain without electricity until May

NRSC says about 102 children have died on the nation’s roads in the last five years

Economist Keenan Falconer says Jamaica was able to secure US$6.7B package from multilateral partners due to its fiscal credibility

Tourism Minister says despite Melissa devastation, confidence of Jamaica’s partners remains very high

Shawn Thwaites addresses Grammy fallout

Grief counselling underway at Edwin Allen High in Clarendon following death of student in a crash last evening

Pet owners urged to be vigilant amid outbreak of leptospirosis

Gov’t hoping to roll out new hurricane relief system within a month

JCF launches AIR plan to restore hurricane-damaged police facilities

Dr. Holness pledges that government will assist with hurricane Melissa recovery efforts in Accompong St. Elizabeth

Investors encouraged to remain optimistic about Jamaica’s economic and market prospects despite hurricane’s devastation

PM Holness says about 50% of Jamaica’s forest was destroyed by Hurricane Melissa

PM Holness: newly opened Little London police station symbolic of return to normality

Field hospital donated by Barbados to be operational by next week

Calls made to WINDALCO to provide lands to facilitate relocation of residents of Content in Manchester