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Government Hints at New Criminal Laws

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is characterizing the recent act of arson that occurred in Walkers Avenue, St. Catherine on Saturday, resulting in over 40 people being left homeless, as an act of terrorism. He offers assurance to the victims that the individuals responsible for this heinous act will be dealt with in accordance with appropriate measures, while also implying the introduction of new legislation to address such incidents. Watch the report:

Reporter: Celine Campbell

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