Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-05-13

• Karen Dale Foundation donates supplies to St Ann’s Bay Hospital
• Integrity Commission set up to kill OCG probes – Bunting
• Western Jamaica pastors cautious about new COVID church rules
• TESTING FOR COVID-19
• CMO: No community spread yet, but watch out for silent carriers
• Diaspora education fundraisin­g flop
• CARICOM dealing with COVID-19 repercussi­ons
• The fantasy life of Jordan Goudreau
• Fred Hickling – beyond our madness
• NHT’s COVID-19 relief need not be limited to mortgagors
• Hickling will continue to transform mental health
• Quarantine triggers fear in pregnant St Mary women
• Nurses toasted on special day
• Time for full diplomatic representa­tion
• ‘Gov’t not doing enough to help us’
• Gayle will face sanctions says Skerritt
• Blake: Travel restrictio­ns could block return to competitio­n
• Ja trio in 30-man WI squad for England tour
• Kiwanis Club of Alexandria-Charlton joins COVID fight
• Old Harbour High gives care packages to needy students
• Children’s home food bill skyrockets
• Jamaican executives powering through coronaviru­s overseas
• Luck, vigilance keeping COVID-19 out of the western region
• Pandemic puts the constructi­on of Hanover’s RADA office building on hold
• FLOW parent promises NO DISCONNECT­IONS
• JWN quarterly rum sales fall $400m
• Seprod finally sheds sugar, earnings resilient
• Cemex signals cuts of US$22m to Caribbean projects
• Musk defies lockdown order, restarts Tesla California factory
• Consumer prices fall as virus slows US economy
• Data protection checklist when teams WFH
• Nation to welcome int’l passengers in June
• Doctors, nurses died as Iran ignored virus concerns

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