Once There’s Life, There’s Hope – Slipdock Road Residents Trying to Pick up Pieces After New Year’s Day Fire – jamaica-gleaner.com

JAMAICA (Jan. 5, 2018) “Since a massive fire destroyed practically everything they owned on New Year’s Day, residents of 1 Slipdock Road in east Kingston have had to make various sleeping arrangements for themselves, and with the Easter term scheduled to start in just a few days, roughly 20 children are without school uniforms or supplies.”…

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