Priorities will have to be set as Government responds to Jamaica’s needs following the passage of Hurricane Beryl -PM Holness

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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PM Holness says Government may have to seek overseas help to restore electricity across the island

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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All government offices to be closed by midday

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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Beryl now a category 4 hurricane; meantime several flights in the region have been disrupted

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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NRSC says Jamaica will exceed 400 road fatalities for 2024

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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JPS seeking to restore power to some customers, following weather-related outage

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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Some Manchester roads blocked by downed trees following heavy winds and rains

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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Consultations ongoing between police and JUTC management regarding fuel theft & other issues – Vaz

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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Transport Ministry reconsidering allocation of demerit points for some offences

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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CMO confirms there are 43 ICU spaces available island-wide

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says priorities will have to be set as the Government responds to the needs of the country following the passage of Hurricane Beryl.

He was speaking on a tour of the island yesterday.

Mr Holness said while he anticipates that there will be several needs, some will take precedence due to limited resources.

In the meantime, Mr Holness said while assistance is provided it will be done in an accountable manner.

He said while this is an emergency, he must ensure that his Government is not accused of corruption.

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