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Two-day curfew imposed
Tuesday, October 23, 2012 | 5:19 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Police have imposed several curfews to prevent illegal activities across the island.
The curfews begin at 6:00pm today and go until 6:00pm Thursday, October 25.
The affected areas are:
AREA 1
. Montego Bay
. Lucea
. Savanna-la-Mar
. Falmouth
. Duncans
. Clarkes Town
. Wakesfield
. Albert Town
. Grange Hill
. Darliston
. White House
. Hopewell
. Sandy Bay
. Green Island
AREA 2
. Ocho Rios
. Port Antonio
. Port Maria
. St. Anns Bay
. Browns Town
. Annotto Bay
. Highgate
. Gayle
. Buff Bay
. Oracabessa
AREA 3
. Mandeville
. May Pen
. Chapelton
. Lionel Town
. Frankfield
. Crofts Hill
. Christiana
. Spalding
. Porus
. Santa Cruz
. Black River
. Junction
. Balaclava
. New Market
AREA 4
. Downtown Kingston
. New Kingston
. Half Way Tree
. Industrial Estate
. Winward Road
. Rockfort
. Rollington Town
. Vineyard Town
. Franklyn Town
. Mountain View
. Harbour View
. Port Royal
. Bull Bay
. Cross Roads
. Papine
. Liguanea
. Three Miles
AREA 5
. Spanish Town
. Portmore
. Linstead
. Spanish Town
. Morant Bay
. Constant Spring
. Old Harbour
. Stony Hill
. Bog Walk
. Yallahs
. Seaforth
. Port Antonio
. Port Morant
. Bath
. Golden Grove
. Red Hills
. Barbican
. Golden Spring
. Lawrence Tavern
All persons within the affected areas should remain within their premises during the period of the curfews.
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