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October 25, 2012

JPS lists communities receiving power today

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Jamaica Public Service Company says it has restored power to two-thirds of its customers. KINGSTON & ST ANDREWST ANNST JAMESWESTMORELAND & HANOVER

The company has released a list of the areas in which it is currently working and which may get electricity today.

Sections of New Kingston & Downtown Kingston, Pembroke Hall, Cooreville Gardens, Stony Hill, Lady Musgrave Road, Belvedere, Above Rocks, Sligoville, Swain Spring, Shooters Hill, Coopers Hill, Forest Hill, Rock Hall, Plantation Heights, Havendale, Smokey Vale, Meadowbrook, Red Hillls, Oakridge, Armour Heights, Norbrook Drive, Long Lane, Hermitage, Orange Grove, Mount Airy, Castle, Manor Park, Waterworks, Kingsway, Hope Road, Molynes Road, Red Hills Road and surrounding areas.

ST CATHERINE

 Sections of Watermount, Point Hill, Kentish, Sections of Brown Hall, Bellas Gate, Blue Hole, Ginger Ridge, Macca Tree, Bellfield, Marlie Hill, Conners, Sections of Cherry to Guanaboa Vale.  Hill Run, Duncans Pen, March Pen Road, sections of Willowdene, Naggos Head, Sharper Lane, Alberga Farm, Garveymeade, Bridgeport, Portsmounth, Port Henderson Rd, and all roads leading off Bayside, Hellshire, Great Portmore, Braeton, Naggo Head, Newlands & Southborough, Section of Riversdale, Tulloch Spring & sections of Sligoville, Ewarton, Sunny Side, Mount Moreland

CLARENDON

 Crooks Gate, Rhynsbury, News Bowens, Halse Hall, New Grounds, Alexandria, Coolie Town, Woodhall, Lluidasvale, Morant Hse Scheme, Harmony Vale, Bunkers Hill, Tweedside, Allson, Park Hall,Green River, Cabbage Hill, Compound, Schekles, Mocho, Thompson Town, Richmond, Nine Turns, Morgan, Grantham Sections of, Knowles Rd, New Green Cross Keys, Miles Gully (Lambert),

Claremont , Brown’s Town, Sturge Town, Bamboo, Discovery Bay, Runaway Bay, St Ann’s Bay, Steer Town, Chalky Hill, Ocho Rios

 Kempshot, Hampton, Endevor, Maroon Town, Tangle River, Shaw Castle, Garlands, House Guard, Great River Private, Coral Gardens, Pitfour, Claude Clarke Ave.

 Great River, Lethe, Shortwood, Catadupa, Marsh Man Rd., Stone Edge, St. Leonards, Amity, Retrieve, Ashton, Kew Park, Roehampton, More Park, Shettlewood

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