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| Feb 28, 2021

Andrew Holness to address Jamaica during COVID press conference later today

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Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness. (Photo: JIS)

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is to speak on several issues of national importance around 5:00 pm on Sunday (February 28) during a coronavirus (COVID-19) virtual press briefing, Jamaica House has confirmed.

Holness, who in recent days, has defended his perceived visibility (or lack thereof) as the country continues to be hit with its worst COVID-19 outbreak in recent weeks.

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