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February 6, 2013

Curfews in 4 parishes

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Curfews have been imposed across the parishes of St Andrew, St Catherine, Westmoreland and St James.They began Wednesday evening and will remain until 6:00pm, Friday, February 8.

The affected areas are: St AndrewSt CatherineWestmorelandSt James

Grants Pen, Castle Heights, Cassava Piece, Park Lane, Donmair Commons and 100 Sunrise.

Portmore Lane/ Washington Boulevard; Newland; Park Heights; Naggo Head; Little Lane, Central Village; Big Lane, Central Village; Phase 1, Waterford; Ellerslie Pen; St Johns Road, 75-91 Lanes; St Johns Road 54/70/Job Lane 41-55; Lauriston/Percy Bush; Town Centre, Spanish Town; Dela Vega City; Job Lane; Wynters Pen; Gordon Pen; Lakers Pen and Tawes Pen.

Mint Road and Crowder, Grange Hill; Bethel Town; Twelve Street and Seaton Crescent, Savanna-La-Mar; Hertford and Bastard Cedar Walk, Petersfield; Russia, Savnna-La-Mar and Gully Bank/Barracks Road.

Flankers Community, Rose Heights and Mount Salem.

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