Government allocates additional $1.5B to REACH road rehabilitation programme

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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Of the over 70 police operations done last year, only one cop in one operation had a body-worn camera and it wasn’t activated: INDECOM

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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Police efforts to develop Level 2 Emergency Communications Centre into a full C-5 Centre far advanced

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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Police Commissioner says he will not be bullied by oversight entity about body cameras

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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JLP welcomes court’s decision to lift interim injunction in Portmore parish status matter

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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PNP says it has been vindicated in legal challenge against gov’t’s move to make Portmore a parish

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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JHTA hopeful that U.S. re-evaluation of travel advisory for Jamaica will result in positive change

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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NSWMA boosts public education on waste management with staff increase

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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PSOJ describes government’s budget as good; calls for emphasis on bureaucratic reform  

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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Government moves to standardize GCT on raw food for international trade compliance

The government has allocated an additional $1.5 b to the REACH emergency road rehabilitation programme.

Works Minister Robert Morgan said this is to complete the work started under the Relief Emergency Assistance and Community Help (REACH) programme as at yesterday, the first day of the financial year.

Morgan said the National Works Agency will spend the funds on road rehabilitation through the quarterly patching programme, over the next three months.

He noted that over $8 b was spent on road works, during the last fiscal year.  

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