Latest on the proposal which they say could get the trains running again by 10 pm. But its very similar to the one management already rejected yesterday. Mostly because it still proposes turning over all unresolved issues on work rules to an arbitrator about an hour ago bart management took to the microphones rejecting the plan. The bottom line the strike is still on. Catherine kron 4s jr stone is live at bart headquarters in oakland to begin our team coverage. Jr, what are they saying. . Cat reporter tran, certainly a sense of frustration because its obvious that the unions embark are still very far off. Barr seemed that at one point they must make significant changes. And before they come to an agreement appeared significant changes were not in the latter they were given this afternoon. This is a repeat of an unacceptable offer they made at the table yesterday before the Union Leaders may members walked off the job. An opportunity to earn up to 4,000 in bonuses and modest changes to
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Dengue Cases Increase In St Catherine
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Commissioner of Police, Major General Antony Anderson, is encouraging all police officers to get vaccinated in an effort to be protected from COVID-19, as they carry out their duties.
Anderson received his first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine on Friday. He was among several police officers vaccinated on the day, as the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) began its COVID-19 vaccination roll-out at the National Police College of Jamaica (NPCJ) in St. Catherine.
According to the JCF, Anderson has encouraged all members of the police force to use the present window of opportunity to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Outside of health care workers. as a group, I think the JCF is probably the most exposed after that, the senior lawmen and former military officer stated.
Samples from the 47 positive individuals were among 280 junior and senior recruits and instructors tested.
The Health Ministry is reporting that 47 COVID cases have been confirmed at the Jamaica Police College in Central Village, St Catherine. According to the ministry, the cluster includes two instructors. Samples from the 47 positive individuals were among 280 junior and senior recruits and instructors tested. The Catherine Health Department has since ordered that a section of the academy be quarantined and positive patients isolated for further observation. Several of them are reportedly displaying symptoms. Medical Officer of Health for St Catherine, Dr Francine Prosper Chen says tests will be shortly conducted on another 400 instructors, medical and ground staff.