Coronavirus support extended until end of June
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The extension of the schemes is forecast to cost an £5.6m
Financial support for Jersey businesses affected by coronavirus restrictions will be extended until the end of June.
The island is set to lift all lockdown measures by 14 June when the need for support will end, the Government of Jersey said.
Treasury minister Susie Pinel confirmed the government had provided more than £110m in financial support since the pandemic began.
Two schemes tailored to support the tourism sector will be extended.
Those in other affected sectors like hospitality, events and non-essential retail can continue to claim from the co-funded payroll scheme.

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