Gayle Police Station officially opened

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Gayle Police Station officially opened

The Gayle Police Station and multipurpose centre in St Mary have been officially opened. Prime Minister Andrew Holness opened the facilities yesterday during an official opening ceremony. The multipurpose centre was rehabilitated at a...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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