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Oct 4th, 2020 | Category: Jamaica Now | 8:35OCTOBER 2, 2020: Classes are set to resume for Jamaican students, but instead of books and pens, teachers and children will be powering up laptops and tablets ... Why the education ministry is boosting psychological support for parents and their children ... Jamaica has passed the 100-mark in COVID-19 fatalities ... Jamaicans may soon have a national identification system, again
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