Government contemplating the implementation of orders under the DRMA amid hurricane threat

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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National Disaster Council activated

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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PM Holness commends St. James police following 28% reduction in murders

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Jamaica removed from FATF “grey list” of countries

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Government to embark on social media literacy campaign to help Jamaicans identify real news

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Health Ministry releases findings of investigations into 3 deaths which occurred at public hospitals

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Transport Minister says rate increase for east-west leg of Highway 2000 is necessary

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Yallahs High School Principal Mark Malabver, declared JTA president-elect designate

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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Michelle Charles demands apology from Dayton Campbell for alleged defamatory statements

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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People’s National Party says Prime Minister’s intent to clamp down on fake news on social media is a threat to free expression

As Hurricane Beryl moves closer to Jamaica, the government is contemplating the implementation of orders under the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure during a press briefing at Jamaica House today.

He stated that the orders will also be important in guiding the security forces.

He noted however, that there is no curfew in place.

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