I'll be submitting a formal objection to the proposed toll increase. Public consultations matter only if citizens participate. If you have concerns about affordability, transparency or the impact on commuters, I encourage you to make your voice heard too.
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Fifteen-year-old Etana Davis has been missing since Friday, June 26.
Anyone knowing her whereabouts is asked to contact the Duhaney Park Police at (876) 933-4280 the 119 Police Emergency number, or the nearest police station.
@JamaicaGleaner If you or someone you know is in crisis, call
1 888 639 5433 (Jamaica Mental Health Crisis Line) Hours of Operation: 24/7
Kids 1888-723-3776
Message the word SUPPORT to U-Report at 876-838-4897 on WhatsApp and SMS
12 years ago today, on 25 May 2014, Kenrick ‘BeBe’ Stephens, popular activist, alleged “Godfather of Lotto Scamming”, shot to death at his home in Montego Bay. Scamming has been linked to 5-10,000 murders in #Jamaica, billions stolen from innocent victims. #Caribbean
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An Ananda Alert has been activated for 17-year-old Britanya Bowen of Rose Hill District, Manchester, who has been missing since Friday, May 15.
She is of dark complexion, slim build and about 167 centimetres (5 feet 6 inches) tall.
Reports from the Crosskeys Police are that at about 7:30 a.m., Britanya was last seen leaving home for school in a burgundy uniform with yellow stripes on the collar and sleeves, black shoes and brown socks. All efforts to locate her have proven futile.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Britanya Bowen is asked to contact the Crosskeys Police at (876) 957-1711, the police emergency number 119, or the nearest police station.
🚨🚨A 13-year-old girl is lying in a coma at Kingston Public Hospital right now. Her name is Kemelia Paul. She's in Form 1 at Excelsior High. And she is fighting for her life not because she did anything wrong, but because she tried to do what was RIGHT.
Read this. Share this. This one matters.
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Kemelia Paul. 13. Excelsior High School. Form 1.
She tried to protect someone she loved.
Now her country needs to protect her.
Share this thread. Don't let her story disappear into a news cycle. This child deserves better. Her mother deserves better.
Jamaica deserves better.
Please DO NOT accept any links, information or calls from this number pretending to be Matthew Samuda. They are SCAMMERS !! Report the number if they contact you via whatsapp
Help us locate missing Shadae Eklen. If you know her whereabouts, please call the Olympic Gardens Police or the nearest police station.
#AnandaAlert#Missing
You don't need to wait 24 hours to report someone missing!
The moment you realize a family member is missing, go to the nearest police station immediately.
#Missing#AForce4Good
@NationwideRadio i would say I’m surprised but I’m not. Your headlines often mislead.
The PM said, “many Jamaicans r coming bk home n we need to stimulate a net return of talent bk to Jamaica.”
How did that turn into a headline about addressing the birth rate? Accuracy matters.
A High Alert has been activated for 9-year-old Zhayne Hall of Richmond Park, St. Andrew, who has been missing since Saturday, February 21.
He is of brown complexion, slim build, and is about 127 centimetres (4 feet 2 inches) tall.
Reports from the Half-Way-Tree Police are that at about 6:00 a.m., Zhayne was last seen at home wearing a navy-blue shirt and red and black pants. All efforts to locate him have proven futile.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Zhayne Hall is asked to contact the Half-Way-Tree Police at 876-926-8184-5, the police emergency number 119, or the nearest police station.
The police are seeking the public’s assistance in reuniting this man with his family. He was found wandering in Sandy Bay, Clarendon on Wednesday, February 18.
He gave his name as Ralph Warmington.
Anyone with information that can assist the police in reuniting Ralph Warmington with his family is asked to contact the Longville Park Police at 876-902-5370, the 119 Police Emergency number, or the nearest police station.
The police are seeking the public’s assistance in reuniting this woman with her family. She was found wandering in Mammee Bay, St Ann Wednesday, February 18.
She gave her name as Reta Smith.
Anyone with information that can assist the police in reuniting Reta Smith with her family is asked to contact the Ocho rios Police at 876- 974-2533, the 119 Police Emergency number, or the nearest police station.