Teachers and other persons essential to the operations of schools to be included as a priority group for COVID-19 vaccination
by Shanice Gibbs February 23rd, 2021
Teachers and other persons essential to the operations of schools will be included as a priority group for COVID-19 vaccination.
Opposition on health says no tighter curfew restrictions needed for tomorrow, Ash Wednesday
by Shanice Gibbs February 16th, 2021
Opposition spokesman on Health and Wellness, Dr. Morais Guy, says there is no need for additional COVID-19 restrictions to be
MOU signed to increase the speed of COVID-19 vaccine procurement for Jamaica
by Shanice Gibbs February 16th, 2021
A Memorandum of Understanding, MOU, was signed this morning, to increase the speed of COVID-19 vaccine procurement for Jamaica, as part
Jamaica records 468 COVID-19 cases, the highest daily figure so far
by Shanice Gibbs February 16th, 2021
Jamaica recorded 468 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, the highest daily figure so far. This pushes the country’s case count
Call for more information from MOHW to help school administrators make decisions on the holding of face-to-face classes
by Shanice Gibbs February 15th, 2021
The Jamaica Association of Principals of Secondary Schools, JAPSS, says more information is needed from the Health Ministry to help
St. Ann Councillor calls for police to carry out more patrols to clamp down on illegal parties
by Shanice Gibbs February 15th, 2021
Councillor for the Claremont Division in St. Ann, Lambert Weir is calling on the police to conduct more patrols in his division to
The number of people being hospitalized for COVID-19 treatment continues to rise. The Health Ministry reported yesterday that
Parliament has again voted to extend the Zone of Special Operations, ZOSO, in 4 communities, for another two months. The ZOSOS