Two communities on ZOSO radar

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Two communities on ZOSO radar

Two additional communities are on the cusp of being declared Zones of Special Operation (ZOSO) as the Government struggles to tame crime. Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who made the disclosure on Thursday, said that some communities were at war...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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