Temporary closure of selected health centres for use as polling stations – SERHA
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August 29, 2025

Temporary closure of selected health centres for use as polling stations – SERHA

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) is advising the public that several health centres across the parishes of Kingston and St Andrew, St Catherine and St Thomas will be temporarily closed for operations on Wednesday, September 3, as they will be used as polling stations for the general election:

Centres to be closed in Kingston & St Andrew are:

  • Windward Road Health Centre
  • Harbour View Health Centre

Centres to be closed in St Catherine are:

  • Bartons Health Centre
  • Riversdale Health Centre

Centre to be closed in St Thomas  is :

  • Llandewey Health Centre

Members of the public are encouraged to contact the respective health centres immediately to make alternative arrangements and to reschedule appointments.

Normal operations will resume on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

 

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