Glimpses of ITEC Day 2025 @hcikingston :
@hcikingston celebrated Indian Technical & Economic Cooperation #ITEC Day 2025 on 12 December with over 50 alumni from public and private sectors across Jamaica.
High Commissioner @mayajoshi highlighted ITEC programme as a key pillar of India–Jamaica capacity building and development cooperation
Ms. Nicholette Williams, Director at Jamaica’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Foreign Trade, @mfaftja spoke on India- Jamaica capacity building and deepening ties. 🇮🇳 🇯🇲
Over 50 ITEC alumni participated & shared their memories of valuable ITEC experiences.
🎦 Videos on Viksit Bharat and India’s Investment Leap were screened to share ongoing developments in India .
//🇮🇳 India-Jamaica Development Partnership 🇯🇲//
#IndiaJamaica 🇮🇳🇯🇲
Minister Daryl Vaz says the current increase in road fatalities has reached a “crisis stage”, an issue to which his ministry will be giving special focus next year.
“It has to be a priority because the numbers are climbing and they have now reached a crisis stage,” Vaz told a meeting of the Jamaica Observer Press Club last Thursday.
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Jamaica could soon be encircled by a continuous highway network as the Government unveils plans to build a “ring around the island” aimed at closing long-standing transport gaps further exposed by Hurricane Melissa.
“In building resilience, the Government has decided that we’re going to extend the highway from where it ends now in Williamsfield [Manchester] and we’re going to go all the way to connect it to the perimeter road in Montego Bay.” Robert Morgan, the minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Infrastructure Development with responsibility for works, disclosed at a Jamaica Observer Press Club last Friday.
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World Central Kitchen (WCK) will remain in Jamaica until January 2026, ensuring that residents in communities impacted by Hurricane Melissa will have hot, hearty and nutritious meals during the Christmas season.
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Ministry of Energy, Telecommunications and Transport, Hon. Daryl Vaz, says the Ministry is working with local officials to guide the restoration of electricity in priority areas, particularly for the Christmas season.
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The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) will be taking a zero-tolerance approach to persons who obstruct the free flow of traffic in town centres, during the busy Christmas period.
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When in times of need, @jutcltd shows up!!
Our UTech Knights from St. James, Westmoreland, St. Elizabeth, Manchester, St. Ann and Clarendon are safely on their way home free of charge.
This is leadership. This is care in action. 👏🏽 @UTStudentsUnion@darylvazmp
We did another thing...
Resident students affected by Hurricane Melissa will be allowed to remain on campus during the Christmas holiday at no cost. We remain committed to serving Y.O.U.
Stay tuned for more details 💙⚔️💛
#Advocacy#ServingYOU#UTech#USU2025
The love bus community is now in mourning over the passing of their colleague Ms. Nichole Dixon of the Love bus downtown route. Our prayers are with her family and friends.
Please note that there will be a delay in transportation due to this so please be informed.#rip#Utech
For commuting students, reliable transportation and safe road conditions are not conveniences — they directly affect punctuality, attendance, and overall campus experiences
@bacat_utechja
Faded pedestrian crossing lines are visible at a busy intersection just outside the Utech exit gate, markingng harder for drivers to identify designated crossing points in heavy traffic.
#SafetyFirst#UTechJA#Alert
A safety cone marks an uncovered hole near the playfield entrance on the Utech campus, along a walkway used by students accessing nearby academic buildings and recreational areas.
#RoadSafety#Papine#UTechJA
Faded pedestrian crossing lines are visible at a busy intersection just outside the Utech exit gate, markingng harder for drivers to identify designated crossing points in heavy traffic.
#SafetyFirst#UTechJA#Alert
Commuters board a taxi along a busy roadway just outside of UTech, indicating how students and workers have relied on pickups along the roadside due to the lack of formal means of transportation.
#PublicSafety#publictransport#Papine
Pedestrians make their way through heavy traffic along the Papine Corridor, A key route used daily by Utech students and residents in the area.
Congestion is often witnessed in the area as vehicles and pedestrians compete for space.
#UtechJA#Papine#UrbanLife
Traffic Update
Traffic steadily flows near the University of Technology, Jamaica. This route is used daily by both students and members of staff commuting to and from the institution.
#UTech#TrafficUpdate#Papine#knights