Jamaica reimposes States of Emergency to stop rising crime by S_Fleary1
PRIME MINISTER Andrew Holness has declared States of Emergency in several parishes to stop the rise in crime in parts of Jamaica.
“Since the end of the last SOE, we have seen, unfortunately, an increase in criminal activities in these areas and, indeed, a threat to property and in some instances public disorder,” Mr Holness said. “Since the end of the last SOE, we have seen, unfortunately, an increase in criminal activities in these areas and, indeed, a threat to property and in some instances public disorder,” the prime minister said.
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