Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-03-18

• Bars pour scorn on lockdown
• MoBay whiz gives free COVID-19 online maths lessons
• COVID-19 stigma angers Goshen residents
• Plea for cabbies to stay on roads despite virus traffic decline
• Suspension of church services: Ignorant faith or wisdom?
• The trade and health link
• Explore new stand-by arrangemen­t with IMF
• CAFFE implores PM not to call election for next three months
• Market vendors plead for more time
• Embassy curbed COVID-19 risk with Patient Two
• Church on fasting against evil as sanctuary burnt to the ground
• Taxis remain defiant
• Western Parks and Markets implements COVID-19 safeguards
• ‘How are we going to eat?’
• ... European government­s pledging loans
• Social workers stand ready in the COVID-19 fight
• Bold move by Champs organisers
• Weekend racing in doubt
• Brady leaving New England
• Kentucky Derby now set for September due to virus
• Deposit insurer bats for bigger budget, specialise­d talent
• Motor moves, bulk cargo drive Kingston Wharves to record earnings
• VMIL to roll out online lender Carilend in six months
• Cruise ships stranded after countries adopt virus measures
• Cheap fares luring travellers to fly despite pandemic
• Fed reviving commercial paper facility to ease flow of credit
• Volkswagen to close Europe plants for two weeks
• Bringing your own device to work can benefit employers
• 10 tips for securing devices and reducing BYOD risks
• Tourism subsectors await fate in aftermath of COVID-19
• Bartlett appoints Coordinato­r of Pandemics for global resilience centre
• A long-term tourism response will be required once the coronaviru­s passes
• Stay home; don’t put Jamaicans at risk
• Protocols for managing novel coronaviru­s
• Massage therapists want spas closed
• Kingston Creative sets downtown Kingston on musical fire
• Sandals South Coast opens house
• British Virgin Islands limits ports of entry, enacts stringent screenings
• Covid-19 forces postponeme­nt of CTO conference
• The Bahamas working to execute response plan following f irst covid-19 case
• St Kitts & Nevis takes further action against COVID-19
• TIPSY IN THE VILLAGE GREEN
• Puerto Rico’s governor imposes curfew to combat coronaviru­s
• St Lucia’s tourism sector takes proactive approach amid covid-19 concerns

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