Jamaicans urged to avoid exposure to Saharan Dust

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Defamation suit filed against Opposition Spokesman on Health Dr. Alfred Dawes

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Opposition spokesman on health accuses JLP of targeting him for questioning acquisition of $31.5M neurosurgical drill

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Opposition says Parliament’s Joint Select Committee reviewing Domestic Violence Act has not met in over a year

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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JLP calls on Office of Political Ombudsman to launch investigation into video posted by PNP’s Alfred Dawes

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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269 people murdered since January

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Labour Minister, Pearnel Charles Jr. says efforts continue to facilitate reopening of Chinese-operated auto shop in St. Catherine

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Health minister satisfied that procurement process for neurosurgical drill was followed

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Human rights lobby group Jamaicans for Justice welcomes outcome of Mario Deane case

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

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Clarendon Police search for alleged robber

The Health Ministry is urging members of the public to guard against the effects of the Saharan Dust that is affecting the island.

The arrival of the Saharan dust layer is not unusual for the Caribbean. 

The weather phenomenon occurs annually, usually between May and October. 

The plumes are usually short-lived, lasting no more than a week.

During its presence over the island, Director of Environmental Health in the Ministry Michael Williams is urging persons to avoid excess exposure to the dust particles, as they can have severe health effects.

Read More