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Latest News International News North & East Environment Social Love Horse Racing World Champs Commonwealth Games FIFA World Cup 2022 Entertainment Art & Culture Tuesday Style Food Awards JOL Takes Style Out Design Week JA Black Friday Relationships Classifieds Motor Vehicles Place an Ad Jobs & Careers Study Centre Jnr Study Centre Advertorial Supplements Latest News International News North & East Environment Social Love Horse Racing World Champs Commonwealth Games FIFA World Cup 2022 Entertainment Art & Culture Tuesday Style Food Awards JOL Takes Style Out Design Week JA Black Friday Relationships Classifieds Motor Vehicles Place an Ad Jobs & Careers Study Centre Jnr Study Centre Advertorial Supplements International News Food Awards Entertainment World Champs Career & Education Environment Advertorial Supplements Classifieds Design Week The NWA says the Sandy Bay main road is now passable (Photo: NWA) Latest News, News November 12, 2025 Sandy Bay main road cleared — NWA HANOVER, Jamaica — The Sandy Bay main road in Hanover is now clear for vehicular traffic, according to the National Works Agency (NWA). The road had been declared impassable following wind and rain in the area on Tuesday. READ: Section of Sandy Bay main road in Hanover impassable The NWA confirmed that access has now been restored to the roadway, which was blocked by washed-down silt and debris. The agency says work continues in clearing a main drain in the area, which is heavily silted. Tags: clear road Sandy Bay {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} 0 Comments · Make a comment ALSO ON JAMAICA OBSERVER Entertainment, Latest News DJ Russ Buss gives his life to the Lord KEVIN JACKSON, Observer writer November 12, 2025 Russell Gordon, better known in entertainment circles as DJ Russ Buss, formerly of the Coppershot Sound, recently became a born-again Christian. On Mo... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} International News, Latest News Tuberculosis killed 1.23 million last year– WHO November 12, 2025 GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) –Tuberculosis remains the world's leading infectious killer, claiming an estimated 1.23 million lives last year, the UN heal... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} International News, Latest News Record-breaking US shutdown to end as political fallout begins November 12, 2025 WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — Congress looked set Wednesday to end the longest government shutdown in US history -- 43 days that paralysed Washing... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} Latest News, News New initiative to support network for Caribbean entrepreneurs November 12, 2025 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – The Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) says it has partnered with RevUP Caribbean to launch the RevUP Founde... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} Latest News, News Small businesses in St James cry for help after Melissa Vanassa McKenzie, Observer Online reporter, mckenziev@jamaicaobserver.com November 12, 2025 Small business owners in sections of St James severely impacted by Hurricane Melissa are appealing for government support to restore their livelihoods... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} Latest News, News D&G Foundation donates $250,000 to United Way of Jamaica November 12, 2025 KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Desnoes & Geddes (D&G) Foundation, the charitable arm of Red Stripe, has reinforced its commitment to national development wit... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} Latest News, News Bog Walk Gorge now open; Williamsfield to Glengoffe road should be used with caution — NWA November 12, 2025 KINGSTON, Jamaica — The roadway from Spanish Town to the Bog Walk in St Catherine is now open to vehicular traffic, according to the National Works Ag... {"jamaica-observer":"Jamaica Observer"} HOUSE RULES We welcome reader comments on the top stories of the day. 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