48-hour curfew imposed in Cassava Piece
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October 10, 2024

48-hour curfew imposed in Cassava Piece

KINGSTON, Jamaica — A 48-hour curfew has been imposed in a section of Cassava Piece, Kingston 8 beginning 6:00 pm on Thursday.

The curfew will remain in effect until 6:00 pm on Saturday, October 12.

The boundaries of the curfew are:

North: From Grosvenor Heights to the intersection of Grosvenor Terrence and Constant Spring Road;

South: From the intersection of Clifton Boulevard and Mannings Hill Road to the intersection of Mannings Hill Road and Glen Drive;

East: From the intersection of Grosvenor Terrence and Constant Spring Road along Constant Spring Road through Cassava Piece Road to the intersection of Mannings Hill Road and Clifton Boulevard; and

West: From the intersection of Mannings Hill Road and Glen Drive to Grosvenor Heights.

During the hours of the curfew, all individuals within its boundaries are required to remain within their premises, unless otherwise authorised by the ground commander.

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