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Schools out for eastern parishes tomorrow, in for all others

2012-10-25 17:14:59 | (0 Comments)


Education Minister, Ronald Thwaites, climbs onto a grille to get out of a room filled with debris at the Donald Quarrie High School in Kingston. - JIS PHOTO
Education Minister, Ronald Thwaites, climbs onto a grille to get out of a room filled with debris at the Donald Quarrie High School in Kingston. - JIS PHOTO
The Education of Ministry says all schools in Kingston, St Andrew, Portland, St Mary and St Thomas will remain closed tomorrow.

The Ministry says it made the decision based on the advice of the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management to re-open schools in these areas on Monday.

But classes will resume at all other schools which are not being used as shelters.

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