CMO cautions that Jamaica remains vulnerable to COVID
CMO cautions that Jamaica remains vulnerable to COVID
Mar 13, 2022
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Jamaica records eight new COVID cases
Jamaica records eight new COVID cases
6 months ago
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Two more COVID deaths and 74 new cases, Jamaica to construct COVID hospitals
Two more COVID deaths and 74 new cases, Jamaica to construct COVID hospitals
5 months ago
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Nearly 44,000 people in Jamaica vaccinated against COVID-19
Nearly 44,000 people in Jamaica vaccinated against COVID-19
6 months ago
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Nearly 42,000 Jamaicans vaccinated against COVID-19
Nearly 42,000 Jamaicans vaccinated against COVID-19
Apr 1, 2021
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Four more COVID deaths, 1,010 new cases
Four more COVID deaths, 1,010 new cases
Jan 22, 2022
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One more COVID-19 case in Jamaica pushes tally to 59
One more COVID-19 case in Jamaica pushes tally to 59
Apr 6, 2020
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Two more COVID-19 cases in Jamaica push tally to 55
Two more COVID-19 cases in Jamaica push tally to 55
Apr 4, 2020
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Four more COVID cases, 17 additional recoveries
Four more COVID cases, 17 additional recoveries
Jun 5, 2020
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JUST IN: Four more COVID-19 cases in Jamaica push tally to 30
JUST IN: Four more COVID-19 cases in Jamaica push tally to 30
Mar 27, 2020
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Public hospitals exceed COVID bed capacity
Public hospitals exceed COVID bed capacity
Jan 22, 2022
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Health ministry urges caution as risk of COVID-19 transmission increases
Health ministry urges caution as risk of COVID-19 transmission increases
Aug 8, 2024
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Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton speaks about Jamaica’s Comprehensive COVID-19 Response Plan | Ministry of Health & Wellness, Jamaica
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COVID-19 deaths climb to 20; 102 new cases
COVID-19 deaths climb to 20; 102 new cases
Aug 29, 2020
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Children are the hidden victims of COVID-19. Jayla Allen, aged 9 explains how it's changing her life in St Thomas. 🤳🏿 Thanks Araba Scott Children's Foundation for sharing. You too can post your #Covid19Diaries stories in the comments below. | Unicef Jamaica
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Children are the hidden victims of COVID-19. Jayla Allen, aged 9 explains how it's changing her life in St Thomas. 🤳🏿 Thanks Araba Scott Children's Foundation for sharing. You too can post your #Covid19Diaries stories in the comments below. | Unicef Jamaica
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22 cases of COVID-19 Delta variant confirmed in Jamaica
22 cases of COVID-19 Delta variant confirmed in Jamaica
Aug 18, 2021
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Jamaica 'high risk' for COVID-19, US warns citizens
Jamaica 'high risk' for COVID-19, US warns citizens
Jun 1, 2022
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Two months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Jamaica has recorded 90 patient recoveries with that number expected to increase in coming weeks. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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Two months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Jamaica has recorded 90 patient recoveries with that number expected to increase in coming weeks. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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Jamaica travel requirements 2026: What travelers need to know -
Jamaica travel requirements 2026: What travelers need to know -
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Health authorities investigating one suspected COVID vaccine-related death
Health authorities investigating one suspected COVID vaccine-related death
Apr 15, 2021
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Jamaica Ramps Up Social and Economic Support in COVID-19 Response
Jamaica Ramps Up Social and Economic Support in COVID-19 Response
May 28, 2020
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The newly announced COVID-19 protocols will run from September 18 to October 28, with the nightly curfew running from 8pm to 5 am on weekdays, and 6pm to 5 am on Saturdays. Sundays will remain a no movement day. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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The newly announced COVID-19 protocols will run from September 18 to October 28, with the nightly curfew running from 8pm to 5 am on weekdays, and 6pm to 5 am on Saturdays. Sundays will remain a no movement day. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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The all-island curfew has been extended to May 31, as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise. The new curfew hours are from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. daily, beginning Wednesday, April 22 and will run for 14 days. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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The all-island curfew has been extended to May 31, as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise. The new curfew hours are from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. daily, beginning Wednesday, April 22 and will run for 14 days. This and other stories in our daily news wrap. | Jamaica Information Service
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The health and wellness ministry is reporting that Jamaica recorded 69 new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and one death on Thursday, pushing the country's total confirmed cases since the outbreak last year to 49 thousand one hundred and 79 and the virus death toll to 9 hundred and 90. According to the latest statistics from the Ministry, the lone death is that of an 86-year-old male from Kington and St Andrew. The new virus cases consist of 33 females and 36 males with ages ranging from eig
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The health and wellness ministry is reporting that Jamaica recorded 69 new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and one death on Thursday, pushing the country's total confirmed cases since the outbreak last year to 49 thousand one hundred and 79 and the virus death toll to 9 hundred and 90. According to the latest statistics from the Ministry, the lone death is that of an 86-year-old male from Kington and St Andrew. The new virus cases consist of 33 females and 36 males with ages ranging from eig
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The public health sector was brought to its knees almost five years ago when Jamaicans were falling ill due to Covid-19. But the Ministry of Health now says the country is better prepared to deal with another public health emergency following pandemic. Our reporter Jamaila Maitland spoke to Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton on several issues that were sore points years ago. #TVJNews #RadioJamaicaNews #jamaica #news #today #roadto10k #2025 #kingston #popular #fyp #LatestNews
The public health sector was brought to its knees almost five years ago when Jamaicans were falling ill due to Covid-19. But the Ministry of Health now says the country is better prepared to deal with another public health emergency following pandemic. Our reporter Jamaila Maitland spoke to Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton on several issues that were sore points years ago. #TVJNews #RadioJamaicaNews #jamaica #news #today #roadto10k #2025 #kingston #popular #fyp #LatestNews
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