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Andrew Holness tabled 'Plan Secure Jamaica' in Parliament, while the government monitors crime trends in Jamaica.

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Andrew Holness tabled 'Plan Secure Jamaica' in Parliament, while the government monitors crime trends in Jamaica.

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  1. Holness addresses bureaucratic hurdles before Parliament in Jamaica.Sub-event
  2. Jamaica's legislature is currently considering a law that would mandate education regarding violence.Sub-event
  3. Holness introduced a new domestic security plan in Parliament amid ongoing crime monitoring.1 source

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