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MONTEGO BAY, St James - Tourism stakeholders are pleading with the Government to keep the COVID Resilient Corridor open, as closing it would be rubbing salt in the wounds of investors who are yet to recover from the millions of dollars in losses brought on by the the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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