Photo: Farewell!
(From left) Businessman Lachu Ramchandani, Mayor of Montego Bay Glendon Harris, and Head of Marketing, Advertising and Communications at the <strong>Jamaica Observer</strong> Natalie Chin joined outgoing Indian High Commissioner to Jamaica Pratap Singh at a farewell party in his honour at Flavour of India Restaurant at Blue Diamond Shopping Centre in Montego Bay last Friday.<strong> (Observer)</strong>
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June 28, 2016

Photo: Farewell!

(From left) Businessman Lachu Ramchandani, mayor of Montego Bay Glendon Harris, and Head of Advertising and Marketing at the Jamaica Observer Natalie Chin joined outgoing Indian High Commissioner to Jamaica Pratap Singh at a farewell party in his honour at Flavour of India Restaurant at Blue Diamond Shopping Center in Montego Bay last Friday.

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