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Quiet but productive Labour Day in St Elizabeth

Published on: Sunday 02 June 2019

SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — It was a quiet day but also a productive ... In some cases, residents simply stayed at home and cleaned up their immediate surroundings. The Jamaica Information Service (JIS ...

News source: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/observer-central-news/quiet-but-productive-labour-day-in-st-elizabeth_166375?profile=1470

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