Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the use of all toll roads remains free of cost to the public following the passage of Hurricane Melissa. He stated that unscrupulous persons have been attempting to charge at toll booths, which he has condemned. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20251030/use-toll-roads-remains-free-cost-vaz #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

Gunmen killed at least 22 people at the weekend helping to increase murders by almost 11 per cent so far this year compared with the similar period in 2020 … The Government has been criticised for accommodating 1,700 cruise passengers whose ship docked in Ocho Rios, St Ann on Monday’s COVID-19 no-movement day … Two nurses and a policeman died from COVID complications over the weekend, triggering anguish and despair among hospital workers … Board chairman of Merl Grove High School in St Andrew, D

29K views · 812 reactions | Despite a disheartening 2-0 defeat against Canada, the Reggae Girlz still received unwavering support from their fans as they prepared to leave the National Stadium in St Andrew. The Jamaican team is set to encounter Canada once again on Tuesday for another match. Both teams are vying for the last Concacaf spot at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. : Gladstone Taylor | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

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The death toll in Jamaica from the passage of Hurricane Melissa on October 28 now stands at 45, Information Minister Dr Dana Morris Dixon has informed. She said the number represents deaths that have been confirmed by the police as being related to the hurricane. She added that 33 post-mortems have been completed to date. #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

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