Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-05-22

• Welcoming ship crews
• Crime Stop is operationa­l and active
• A man with a perfect sense of humour
• Is dancehall promoting crime and violence?
• Families birth businesses from farmers’ market resale
• After initial cheers, bar blues set in
• IDT rules in favour of BOJ in vacation leave dispute
• Mayor: Manchester MC not daunted by corruption scar
• Hanover bars under scrutiny
• Telehealth thrives during COVID-19 pandemic
• Operations of private early childhood institutio­ns in jeopardy
• MoBay’s stakeholde­rs expect hospital restoratio­n to continue, despite budget cut
• Glenmuir High School, donors provide COVID-19 relief
• Fear, anxiety grip maternity ward nurse
• Brown’s Town Health Department gets boost from JN members
• Deadly cyclone cuts destructiv­e path in India, Bangladesh
• Coronaviru­s-triggered lay-offs hit nearly 39 million
• Governor extends curfew for an additional 14 days
• JN Group donates to the elderly
• VM Foundation provides tablets for needy students
• Pregnant in a PANDEMIC
• VIRTUAL SEZ
• COVID overcomes PanJam profit
• Jamaica losing two-thirds of tourism earnings to COVID
• CPJ punchdrunk from bad March quarter

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