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Information Minister Hails JLP’s Contribution to Jamaica’s Development

In a heated presentation to cheering supporters, Information Minister Robert Nesta Morgan bashed the People’s National Party (PNP) for what he describes as their lack of action. Emphasizing the stark difference between the Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) and the PNP, he says the two cannot be compared. 

He sought to make clear the vast difference between the JLP and the PNP. Morgan says the JLP is constantly seeking to improve conditions plaguing several police departments. The JLP’s contribution to the development of hospitals across the island was next on Morgan’s list, He says the party has played a major role in improving the health sector. Additionally, the Chappleton Hospital in his constituency is slated to be opened in December. Meanwhile, he notes the JLP has increased its provision of housing solutions, since its victory in 2016. 

Reporter: Nasika Alliman

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