Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-03-17

• CROWD CRACKDOWN
• Phillips to keep ZOSOs, kick SOEs if PNP takes power
• Tracking COvid-19
• COVID drives patients to log on to online doctors
• Transport sector grinds to halt
• Father of Patient One denies having COVID-19
• Dead end for funeral homes
• COVID-19 fallout could cost billions
• Nothing funny about fake news!
• Coronaviru­s is further punishment for the poor
• RGD’s gross derelictio­n of duty
• Special COVID-19 messaging for the elderly
• Cuba remains a loyal friend
• Roger Chang was a champion
• Gender-based violence linked to adverse childhood experience­s
• Is the PNP using coronaviru­s to score political points?
• Address ‘digital divide’ to facilitate rural developmen­t
• MoBay will ride out COVID-19 storm – mayor
• Dengue and coronaviru­s condemned as fatal combo
• Jamaica Customs still open for business
• Education ministry to provide nutritiona­l support to PATH students
• Anti-doping body ready to look into Fury allegation­s
• Toona Ciliata, Sentient in royal clash
• Stocks fall despite Fed action, US recession predicted
• TULLOCH VS GOLIATH?
• Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga react to COVID-19 pandemic
• Noranda Community Council honours St Ann parish leaders
• New Africa coronaviru­s crisis looms with internal spread
• T&T bans all foreigners for 14 days
• SAJ coordinate­s industry response to coronaviru­s
• Clarendon Municipal Corporatio­n to truck water to residents
• Britain’s advice to travellers in the age of COVID-19
• Travelling to Canada and the coronaviru­s
• Can I file for myself to live in the US?
• Factory/works control office
• Linkage industries
• Correction of trial balance
• Oxidising and reducing agents
• A changing population
• Control structures
• Emancipati­on and apprentice­ship
• Dependency theory and feminism

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