Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-03-05

• ‘We can’t fight fire with fire’
• Caricel bosses perplexed at being named persons of interest
• Cornwall renovation rework caused missed deadlines, says Tufton
• Tapia slams Mottley for calling US CARICOM bully
• Poll: Half of J’cans approve of Holness’ performanc­e
• Paulwell: PNP survey has us winning next general election
• Gov’t to impose stricter telecoms service rules
• Reviving confidence in integrity watchdogs
• Joe Biden’s win has lessons for Dr Peter Phillips
• Myopia is curable, Dr Cooper
• Poor parenting wreaking havoc on our society
• Is Jamaica ready to tackle coronaviru­s?
• Farmers take control of Long Pond lands by month end
• Joined-up ZOSO social interventi­on to produce results, says Chang
• Health vs economics: Tug of war over cruises and coronaviru­s
• Public health inspectors lauded for COVID-19 vigilance
• Case backlog hobbles IDT
• US$12b COVID-19 aid pledged to Caribbean
• Observers slam political parties on funding transparen­cy
• TUFTON WARNS ATHLETES Health minister encourages travel caution as coronaviru­s continues to spread
• Runs fest expected between Scorpions and Volcanoes
• Busby proud of young Reggae Girlz
• Thomas, Simmons fire Windies to opening win
• New Stadium ring gets passing mark
• Gibson McCook relay magic
• Tuscany Warriors, Port Saint Lucie in player exchange programme
• Fed survey finds coronaviru­s impacting parts of US economy
• Orchids to the world!
• All about orchids
• The evolution of orchids
• Tributes in poetry, prose and music for Brathwaite
• Scant regard for plant health
• Grenada spicing up nutmeg productivi­ty
• RADA sounds warning on beet armyworm
• Mavis Bank Coffee passes surprise audit with high marks

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