Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton says environmental health teams are working to access the bodies of humans and animals in communities, following hurricane Melissa.
Speaking during a press briefing yesterday, the Health Minister said the ministry has received reports of bodies in a number of communities and has been working with the Jamaica Defence Force to access them.
He assured the nation that the ministry is working to get to the bodies of humans and animals to prevent diseases.
