Traffic congestion and limited parking in major towns as consumers do last-minute holiday shopping

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

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Jamaicans should have no challenge obtaining chicken meat this festive period, following shortage concerns earlier this year

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

UPDATE: MOCA suspects in Sagicor fraud offered $850,000 bail each

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

Jamaicans urged to engage with seniors during holidays to reduce depression and isolation

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

NPTAJ urges parents to be mindful of activities young people engage in this festive season

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

UK announces over $27M in funding to support Jamaica’s marine conservation efforts

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

Tufton appeals to expectant mothers to visit health centres for prenatal checks

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

Earthquake Unit says strong 6.1M quake felt in Jamaica this morning

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

West Indies Petroleum spins off fuel distribution arm to form WIP Energy

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More

Eight people arrested in relation to discovery of illegal slaughterhouse in St. Catherine

Several towns across Jamaica are experiencing traffic congestion, as citizens rush to conclude last-minute preparations for Christmas Day.

This, as many businesses will be closed at noon, ahead of the public holiday tomorrow.

In Ocho Rios, St. Ann, the Irie FM team observed bumper-to-bumper traffic, with several motorists finding it difficult to obtain parking spaces.

The same was observed in the Corporate Area, especially in Half-Way-Tree, where motorists who dared to commute this morning were caught in a gridlock.

Several cops were also seen in major towns.

Ahead of the festive season, the Jamaica Constabulary Force pledged to deploy additional police officers on thoroughfares across the island to ensure law and order and public safety.

Read More