Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-06-25

• Life-saving wards to cut infant mortality
• Autopsy delayed as Ford blocked as observer
• TIPS FOR PERSONS WITH OBESITY, HEART CONDITIONS
• Police mum on DPP’s call on soldier’s shooting of cop
• Supplier disappoint­ed with Williams’ tablets statement
• Arab League: Israeli annexation could ignite a ‘religious war’
• First vaccinatio­ns begin in Africa for COVID-19 trial
• Dismay at new election developmen­ts
• Economy to see worst performanc­e in 90 years
• ‘I am a pastor, not a politician’
• Trelawny gets a taste of the Mobile Justice Unit
• SKERRITT REPORTED to CWI Ethics Committee
• Gayle will be missed – Heaven
• Jamaica’s hurricane history: A TIMELINE
• 4-H launches family backyard challenge
• Parents can register online to access PEP results
• Freedom looms for ‘Rassimong’ Small
• MoBay mayor targets dangling utility cables
• IMF forecasts deeper Latin America recession in 20201.05
• We have done our best to manage COVID-19 –
• Mixed views in health sector about new coronaviru­s cases
• Hanover fire station to undergo refurbishi­ng
• COVID-19 brings on disenfranc­hised and anticipato­ry grief
• Fisherfolk to celebrate ‘toned-down’ Internatio­nal Fishermen’s Day

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