PNP expresses concern after party supporter was reportedly told to leave Haughton’s Pharmacy

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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JLP accuses PNP of hypocrisy for comments made about decision to remove AG as a commissioner of IC

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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St. Mary couple slapped with charges in relation to 2023 sexual assault, unlawful detention of teen girl babysitting their child

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Opposition condemns Government’s move to oust Auditor General as Commissioner of the Integrity Commission

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Caribbean countries urged to enable self funding of HIV/AIDS programmes

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Normalcy returns to NMIA following bomb threat

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Call for mental health support to be provided as part of Hurricane Season preparations

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Disruption in funding from USA threatens sustainability of HIV programmes in Caribbean

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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PNP President reiterates concern about Jamaica’s stagnant economy

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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Body of missing fisherman recovered off the coast of Crawford, in St. Elizabeth

Opposition spokesperson on Justice Senator Donna Scott-Mottley has expressed deep concern following the circulation of a video on social media in which a supporter of the People’s National Party (PNP) was ordered to leave the Haughton’s Pharmacy in Manchester, for simply wearing PNP paraphernalia.

In the video, a worker at the pharmacy can be heard telling the woman that she is not welcome, claiming that the owner does not support the PNP.

In a statement today, Senator Scott Mottley condemned the action.

She said Jamaica must never revert to the dark days of political tribalism that marred the society, in the 1980’s.

And, Haughton’s Pharmacy has issued a statement regarding the video, expressing love for all Jamaicans.

In the statement posted to its Facebook page, Chief Pharmacist Stafford Haughton said Haughton’s Pharmacy has been serving all loyal customers faithfully for 105 years.

It said the incident was not the company’s choice.

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