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Vendors in Spanish Town out, but still shaken by gun violence

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The streets of Spanish Town in St Catherine were buzzing with sellers and commuters on Friday morning, as was customary before the outbreaks of gun violence earlier this week. Businesses were forced to close on Wednesday following a brazen daylight...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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