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Bahamian Student: It’s Up To Three Times Worse Than What We See Online
JAMAICA – Just over a week following the passing of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, Bahamian students currently studying at the University of the West Indies in Kingston are back in classes following an evacuation exercise by the government.
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