PM reassures that hurricane donations are being managed and guided by the highest standards

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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IMF approves disbursement of US$415 million for Jamaica to assist with hurricane recovery

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Three hotel workers charged after allegedly stealing approximately US$2000 from guests

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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2.5 magnitude quake reportedly felt in Irish Town, St. Andrew

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Government announces BRIDGE initiative to support hurricane Melissa recovery

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Over 1 billion dollars in net financial donations received for hurricane Melissa relief efforts

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Foreign affairs ministry confirms that Jamaica is among 75 countries which the United States is suspending immigrant visa issuance

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Government says it remains focused on assisting Jamaicans, following hurricane Melissa

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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JCF says deployment of 1,000 body worn cameras is in an advanced stage

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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Detective inspector to answer to cocaine related charges in court on Wednesday

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has again assured, that donations received to assist with hurricane recovery efforts, are managed and guided by the highest standards of accountability.

He said these include material and cash donations.

The prime minister was speaking during a recent visit to the forward operating base in St. Elizabeth.

The base was set up within 40 hours of the hurricane and serves as the main support hub for the parish, with nearly 300 personnel from the Jamaica Defence Force and partner forces working on the ground.

Dr. Holness explained that all donated items are carefully received, stored, and distributed using strict tracking systems.

He said every supply is fully accounted for and goes directly to families which have been assessed and approved for support.

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