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Drought drains 107 water systems (opens the original)
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With more than 100 water systems impacted by the ongoing drought, the National Water Commission (NWC) is making a renewed call for customers to conserve water. The appeal was made by Dr Phillippa Campbell-Francis, acting vice-president of operations at the NWC, during an Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) webinar on Jamaica’s water-sector challenges. “As a matter of fact, as of this morning (Wednesday), we have 107 systems impacted by drought conditions at varying stages; we have some faciliti
ULTIMATUM - $31-billion doctor pay dispute puts public health system on alert (opens the original)
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Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton said the ministry is on high alert for any potential disruptions to the healthcare system by doctors. “To the extent that it disrupts the health system, we have to put contingency in place, and I’ve advised the team to begin to put that preparation in place,” Tufton told The Gleaner yesterday. The Jamaica Medical Doctors Association (JMDA) has warned of potential healthcare service disruptions if the Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) fails t
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Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton said the ministry is on high alert for any potential disruptions to the healthcare system by doctors. “To the extent that it disrupts the health system, we have to put contingency in place, and I’ve advised the team to begin to put that preparation in place,” Tufton told The Gleaner yesterday. The Jamaica Medical Doctors Association (JMDA) has warned of potential healthcare service disruptions if the Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) fails t
BAR FIGHT - Defence lawyers says ‘unrelenting’ push for gun law reform about fairness, justice (opens the original)
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The Advocates’ Association of Jamaica (AAJ) and Jamaican Bar Association are dismissing what they described as “narratives being peddled” to distort their campaign for amendments to the Firearms (Prohibition, Restriction and Regulation) Act. Chief among them, they say, is the notion that the groups want to do away with the statutory mandatory minimum sentences of 15 years under the act, which took effect in 2022. “Nothing could be further from the truth,” King’s Counsel Peter Champagnie declared
BAR FIGHT - Defence lawyers says ‘unrelenting’ push for gun law reform about fairness, justice (opens the original)
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The Advocates’ Association of Jamaica (AAJ) and Jamaican Bar Association are dismissing what they described as “narratives being peddled” to distort their campaign for amendments to the Firearms (Prohibition, Restriction and Regulation) Act. Chief among them, they say, is the notion that the groups want to do away with the statutory mandatory minimum sentences of 15 years under the act, which took effect in 2022. “Nothing could be further from the truth,” King’s Counsel Peter Champagnie declared
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