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Port Royal Museum to open in May - Jamaica Observer

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The long-awaited Port Royal Museum is expected to be opened in May, with the first exhibit set to be unveiled at the event. Construction of the two-storey facility, which will be the first fit-for-purpose museum erected in Jamaica, was done at a cost of $788 million with funding from the Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ). Major work on the building was completed in December 2023, with finishing.

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Port Royal Museum to open in May

The long-awaited Port Royal Museum is expected to be opened in May of this year, with the first exhibit set to be unveiled at the event. Construction of the two-storey facility, which will be the first fit-for-purpose museum erected in Jamaica, was.

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PNP urges gov t to safeguard employees amid Port Management Securiy Ltd changes

PNP urges gov t to safeguard employees amid Port Management Securiy Ltd changes
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Gager makes another call for central sewerage system in Falmouth

Gager makes another call for central sewerage system in Falmouth

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Jamaica hosts oil spill contingency planning workshop

“STATES SUCH as Jamaica which depend on international shipping for our foreign trade, are particularly very vulnerable to marine pollution from ships and other marine vessels” said Rear Admiral (ret’d) Peter Brady, director general of the Maritime.

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