Health alert - Campaign to increase immunisation rate starts
PUBLIC HEALTH officials are now deeply concerned about a steep decline in the country's immunisation rate against all the major infectious diseases, including poliomyelitis and tuberculosis.

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Big weapons, ammunition find - Over 400 rounds and 15 illegal guns intercepted at Kingston wharf
A SHIPMENT of 15 illegal guns and over 400 rounds of ammunition was intercepted at the Kingston Wharf by members of the Organised Crime Investigation Division (OCID) .

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AIC's performance called into question
THE RECENT performance of Canadian mutual fund company AIC headed by NCB's chairman Micheal Lee Chin is the subject of intense scrutiny by the Canadian press with newspapers pointing to the high level of redemptions.

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All the way to the Privy Council!
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P'more, H View at 'Compound'
SECOND-ROUND LEADERS Portmore United will be looking to extend their lead when they visit struggling Harbour View at the 'Compound' in their rescheduled Wray and Nephew National Premier League game at 7:00 this evening.

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Samuels ruled out of Ja's next match
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Phillips, Robinson winners
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Bill Clarke's intervention
THE CALL by the managing director of Scotiabank (Jamaica) Ltd. for urgent steps to be taken to make better use of the country's army and police force is not without merit. But as he himself has conceded in subsequent interviews since making his...

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LETTER OF THE DAY - No peace without justice
THE EDITOR, Sir: KINDLY ALLOW me space in your newspaper to congratulate 'letter of the day' writer Ferdinand Madden Jr., on his letter titled 'Extend peace activities for more than a day', published on February 5.

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'Professionals' show overflowed
CHRISTINE HEWITT loves to chat. She not only declared this, several times, but demonstrated it at Sunday night's 'Professionals In Cabaret' concert at Hilton Kingston Hotel, New Kingston.

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Ranglin plays for the kids

We can stop CERVICAL CANCER
WATCH DOGS of world health, such as the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) and World Health Organisation (WHO), are stepping up the ante when it comes to cancer of the cervix and this is understandable.

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