Another JPS sub-contractor dies from a power line incident Loop Jamaica

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Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) is investigating the death of a third party contractor who the company said was employed to Western Electrical and Construction Limited, who died from injuries he sustained during an incident on Friday afternoon.

In a release on Sunday, JPS said preliminary reports indicated that the incident occurred in Shafton, Westmoreland while the contractor was conducting upgrading works on a JPS power line.

The power company expressing sadness at the passing of the contractor, and expresses condolences to his family, loved ones and colleagues at Western Electrical and Construction Limited.

It was the second death of a JPS sub-contractor while on power-line duties this year.

Early in February, a contractor died after sustaining injuries while carrying out work on a utility pole in Trench Town, St Andrew.

The contractor, who was identified as Ainsley Scott, died days after the injuries were sustained, at the Kingston Public Hospital, where he was being treated.

A statement from the JPS then, said Scott was employed to M&O Traders, emergency contractors who provide services to the utility company.

In a video of the incident, Scott was seen dangling from a light post as persons in the community tried to rescue him, and eventually succeeded in doing so.

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Animales se ven afectados por inundaciones en Toa Alta a causa de Fiona

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Usuarios de las redes sociales denunciaron que ciudadanos tuvieron que tomar acción y ayudar a unos animales que se encontraban en el negocio Hacienda El Mandril en Toa Alta luego de que se produjo una inundación a causa de la crecida del río La Plata. 

Esto, en momentos en que el huracán Fiona aún se encontraba afectando a Puerto Rico.

Algunas personas en las redes sociales informaron que el dueño del negocio no se encargó de proteger a los animales antes de la llegada del ciclón tropical y que, desafortunadamente, algunos de ellos se ahogaron.

“Parte de los animalitos de la granja de la Hacienda el Mandril en Toa Alta tratando de salvarse en medio de la tormenta pq nadie lo hizo. Ya se reportaron varios animalitos muertos arrastrados por el río. ¿Cómo es esto posible? Que tristeza”, indicó una usuaria de Facebook.

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Popcaan Previews New Song and Meets Naomi Campbell In Paris

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Popcaan previews a new banger and links with supermodel Naomi Campbell in Paris.

After touching the streets of London, Popcaan jetted to Paris ahead of Paris Fashion Week. The Unruly Boss is currently touring and living his best life in the process. Last weekend he made headlines for his kind gesture of treating some young fans in Malta to a shopping spree. The Jamaican artist performed in front a sold-out crowd at Dream Weekend before flying to London for another show while linking up some famous friends in the UK.

On Thursday, Popcaan shared a hilarious clip of himself trying on a new pair of kicks. It’s unclear what brand show it was, but it’s clear the dancehall deejay was cutting up about the looks. “A this name feet,” Poppy said. Fans have been asking him for more photos wearing the boots, but it seems the artist is saving them for a big occasion.

“Killy outside in Paris,” he wrote.

Popcaan also shared several photos of himself in Paris meeting supermodel Naomi Campbell and also hanging with rapper Bamby and some members of his Unruly outfit, including Cobe Unruly. Of course, you can’t be in the fashion capital of the world and not show off your own gears, so Poppy dropped a promo clip showing off hoodies from his Unruly shop.

In that promo clip, Popcaan previews an unreleased song. “Prada and Fendi, likkle more me dress in a fully Unruly, Bend it over right de so fi me Trudy, kill me haters them and get away smoothly, Prada me Prada, Gucci Me Gucci, gal see me and waan run the coochie, shot in a yo mouth from yo talk ya so loosely, lawd me cologne a kill like Bruce Lee… money longer than Hope Road,” Popcaan deejay.

On the musical front, the dancehall star recently landed a collaboration with rapper Post Malone. The collab will add to Popcaan’s international credits after previously working with artists like Drake, Gorillaz, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Jorja Smith, Burna Boy, Davido, Jamie xx, Megan Thee Stallion, and more.

The St. Thomas deejay is also working on his new album, tentatively titled Great Is He. A release date for the project is not yet available, but fans can expect it to hit streaming services later this year or early next year.

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