The Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority (JCAA), met with representatives of several Municipal Corporations and other stakeholders to discuss matters relating to aviation safety considerations, associated with land development, particularly in the vicinity of aerodromes. This was done in collaboration with the Airports Authority of Jamaica. The meeting, which was held in Kingston, brought together representatives from several parishes – St. Mary, Portland, Hanover, Kingston and Clarendon – focused on establishing a framework to guide future engagement, strengthen understanding of applicable aviation requirements and address existing matters within the provisions of the law. #JISNews #StayInformed #JISUpdates #METT

Head of the Manchester Police, Deputy Superintendent Odean Dennis has issued a stern warning to bar operators to stop selling alcoholic beverages to children. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/10/…

💗 The ECC team stood together at yesterday’s 2026 JR2R Pink Run in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 🎗️ Together, let’s spread awareness, compassion and hope. #BreastCancerAwareness #EveryJourneyMatters

First Europe, now the US issuing advisory to stock up on food & water for at least 3 days. WTF are they not telling us, what’s coming 👀

Exactly one year ago, I was landing in #Jamaica to hunt a #hurricane. Little did I know what I was getting into—that I'd go through the eye of one of the top-3 strongest hurricanes ever to hit North America. That I'd see the most extreme winds I'd ever seen. That I'd be on the island for over 10 days. #MELISSA

Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has warned that action could be taken against administrators of public schools who are not adhering to the National School Nutrition Policy (NSNP). The policy is aimed at improving student health; curbing childhood obesity; and regulating food environment across all public and private early childhood, primary, secondary, and special education institutions. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/10/…