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JDF seaching for 11 missing fishermen

80,000 JPS customers get back power

Portmore and Spanish Town communities expected to get back water today

Vaz summons JPS, Flow and Digicel to meeting on service restoration following Beryl

Health Ministry warns against food-borne illnesses following passage of hurricane

NWC says blocked roads, outages and dislocated pipes impacting water supply to customers

Majority of Manchioneal, Portland residents return home from hurricane shelter

Health Ministry issues warning about leptospirosis

Update | Police seeking to identify body that washed up at beach in Portmore

Police urges public to exercise caution during recovery activities

Over 50% of Digicel cell sites out of service

BOJ working with banks on normal service restoration

Body suspected to be that of man washed away in Arnett Gardens found in Port Henderson

Three cases of carbon monoxide poisoning reported

Courts closed until next week

JPS working to restore power quickly

JUTC to resume service on phased basis

Beryl moving away from Jamaica

More than 400,000 Jamaicans without power

Assessment to be done of airports to facilitate reopening

20-y-o washed away in gully in Arnett Gardens

Beryl forces temporary relocation of Manchioneal Police Station in Portland

PM urges Jamaicans to continue to shelter in place even after curfew lifted

Jolly time for Forum fisherfolk in Portmore

Beryl damages roof of Norman Manley airport

Gov’t looking into mandatory evacuation for Port Royal during disasters

At least 488 people now in hurricane shelters

54 patients at Trelawny Infirmary relocated

JPS pauses electricity restoration efforts as Beryl heats up

Bog Walk Gorge closed due to Beryl

Ings getting better

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October 03, 2015

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Liverpool's Danny Ings celebrates scoring his side's first goal of the game during their English Premier League football match against Norwich City at Anfield, Liverpool, England, Sunday, September 20.

Ings getting better

Danny Ings started the season on the periphery at Liverpool after his off season move from relegated Burnley. Now he's establishing himself as a regular, scoring two goals in the last three games, and has been called up by England.

"He is someone we followed very closely," England coach Roy Hodgson said of Ings, who is likely to partner Daniel Sturridge up front in the Merseyside derby against Everton tomorrow with Christian Benteke still nursing an injury.

The pressure on Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers eased after a 3-2 win over Aston Villa last weekend, but would ramp back up with a derby defeat.

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