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Jamaicans Urged to Dispose of E-Waste Through Approved Recycling Channels

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
Jamaicans are being urged to dispose of electronic waste (e-waste) through approved recycling channels, instead of discarding the items in regular household garbage. Executive Director of the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), Audley Gordon, made the appeal during a Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Think Tank, in Kingston, recently.
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NHT Hurricane Relief Moratorium Ends On April 30

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
The National Housing Trust (NHT) is advising mortgagors that the special six-month Hurricane Relief Moratorium, granted in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, will officially conclude on April 30. General Manager for Loan Management, Dr. Suzanne Wynter, told JIS News that regular mortgage payments are set to resume on May 1. However, she advised that provisions remain in place for individuals whose homes are still severely impacted.
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Motorists Encouraged to Practise Defensive Driving

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is encouraging motorists to practise defensive driving as part of efforts to reduce distracted driving and improve road safety across the island. Speaking with JIS News recently, Commanding Officer for the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB), Senior Superintendent (SSP) Lloyd Darby, said distracted driving continues to contribute to road crashes and fatalities, despite ongoing enforcement and public education efforts.
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