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Region 9 Road Safety Council Chairman Terrence Boston (with bucket) and a constable of the police traffic department in Lethem erect a stop sign with the help of volunteers.
Region 9 Road Safety Council Chairman Terrence Boston (with bucket) and a constable of the police traffic department in Lethem erect a stop sign with the help of volunteers.

Lethem road safety in focus as traffic grows

Road safety is now a priority in Lethem and surrounding communities in Region 9 that are seeing a greater volume of traffic daily.

Water St vendors face eviction

Water Street vendors operating illegally along the roadway have been advised to move again by the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) following an incident which left a Mocha Arcadia pensioner dead yesterday.

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Libya says Gaddafi stays, wounded relate siege hell

TRIPOLI/SFAX, Tunisia, (Reuters) – Forces loyal to  Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi are staging a “massacre” in the  besieged city of Misrata, evacuees said yesterday, as Libya said  it was ready to discuss political reform, led by Gaddafi.

Obama declares himself candidate for re-election

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama  declared himself a candidate for re-election in 2012 on Monday,  jumping ahead of a slow-starting Republican field and hoping an  economic recovery will boost his case for a new term.

US FAA to order emergency checks of older 737s

ATLANTA/WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. government  will order emergency checks of some Boeing Co 737s for the kind  of fatigue cracks that prompted Southwest Airlines Co to ground  dozens of planes and cancel hundreds of flights after a hole  opened in one of its jets.

Japan seeks Russian help to end nuclear crisis

TOKYO, (Reuters) – Japan has asked nuclear  superpower Russia to send a special radiation treatment ship  used to decommission nuclear submarines as it fights to contain  the world’s worst atomic crisis since Chernobyl, Japanese media  said late yesterday.

Haiti musician Martelly wins election, official says

PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Reuters) – Singer and political  outsider Michel Martelly is the winner of Haiti’s presidential  election, beating former first lady Mirlande Manigat, according  to official preliminary results, a senior electoral council  official said today.

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