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None of this info has been released as yet.

👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 Blessings bro!

Apart from the containers, it doesn't look much like a port!

Say this again!

Construction ?

You're spot on. Hanover is generally one of those "left behind parishes" and probably one of the parishes with the most potential. Our local leadership and representation, I don't think has been the best at all. When you look at strides the town of Falmouth has made in the past two decades, one has to wonder how Lucea literally has remained the same.

@ and surprisingly enough, Hanover has a large majority of the upscale tourism hotels and many very upscale living communities too. Yet one would never realize it the way the parish is marketed. Everything on the East is marketed/promoted as Montego Bay, St James, and everything on the West is marketed/promoted as Negril, Westmoreland.

@ Also on the question of Lucea, some of it can be dropped in the lap of a few generations of ineffective parish council members on both sides of the aisle. Having done a lot of work in the town with groups who have tried, the town suffers from weak leadership and red tape. However too often for some reason many towns in Jamaica never seem to be able to accomplish anything until Kingston gets involved in some way.

@@GaryTallawahWoode Yup! We could go on and on....Dolphin Cove Montego Bay, The Tryall Club, Montego Bay...et etc etc... Not to mention the largest hotels in Negril being in the parish of Hanover- Riu Palace, Riu Club, Sandals, Royalton, Hedonism, Couples + more ..

@@GaryTallawahWoode Really sad!

Spot on!...

@JamaicaDroneShots yup

There was a townhall meeting about four months ago. The project is still awaiting full approval, before they share more details with the public.

Thank you!

About 15 mins.

@@JamaicaDroneShots Thank you for your response.

@@NackuJam You're most welcome.

As soon as project is given the green light by the relevant authorities, the company will start sharing information... We will also be sharing any info we get...so just stay tuned to our channel!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Hello, I think these houses are for public sector workers working in St. James.

Thanks

Thanks for watching. Please do your own research, Montegonian. The Pinnacle is located off Bogue Road on the Reading Peninsula. Tara Estate that's located just across the street, Isratech, Boomerang Tyres etc, are also located in Reading.

It's in Reading (next to Bogue Heights)...

@@garfieldwhittaker944 💯

Oh yes.. I thought it would be a good idea.

@JamaicaDroneShots yes its

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Have been trying to get the metrics, but not success as yet.

Thank you. Will definitely look out for your video.

@JamaicaDroneShots Respect again and prosperity

This means a lot! Thanks

Your continued support means the world!

This would be epic!

​​@@JamaicaDroneShotsNo, it would not given that people comes to Jamaica for sun and sand and to be away from the cold. The last thing I would want is to doing cold winter activities when I am visiting from a country with cold climate. This would be a financial flap

@@Wes20231 Maybe; maybe not... best believe that you may have returning residents living here fulltime who may want to participate in something they enjoyed when living overseas...a facility like this though I assume will consume lots of energy; something Trinidad as an oil producing country, may be able to afford easily.

@@Wes20231 😁 Warm weather visitors may enjoy the ice rink 🤣🤣

@@JamaicaDroneShots LOL, pipe dream. I live over sees and currently it's freezing like he'll here and secondly people from the Caribbean detest the cold and its very rare seeing black people going skiing. The biggest complaint here in winter is for going back to the Caribbean to enjoy the warmth family friends and the food. A cold skating rink will be a novelty but it won't last long as the cost to operate it will be greater than the revenue coming in

Thanks for watching!

Thanks always for supporting. I will certainly go back there in a few days from now. I particularly want to see how well they've managed the beach.

@@JamaicaDroneShots Me too. That was quite an undertaking. I have to say from what it was before, the Jamaican company that did the beachworks did a phenominal job. All Jamaicans should be proud of them.

Thanks bro!

Thanks so much! We will only improve

Yes sah!

I am thinking it should be free like general public hospitals in Jamaica.

Thank you!

Let me check in with NHT and get back to you.

@JamaicaDroneShots ok thanks

@ Heard no official word is out on when the others will be completed.

@@JamaicaDroneShots ok

Oh yeh!

You're most welcome. I appreciate you watching!

Trying <3

...don't let the handful of high rise hotels fool you...a city needs cathedrals, hospitals, universities and a large population closer to 100, 000 than Ocho Rios' current 10,000...

It is not considered a city in Jamaica. We really have three recognized cities: Kingston, Montego Bay & Portmore.

Government first needs to get the entire building operations.

Not sure at all. Would have to ask..

Just want to see more and more of this.

The people of western Jamaica should thank Portia Simpson Miller for choosing a children's hospital 🏥 as a gift from the Chinese government? The president of China wants to give Jamaica a gift and Portia Simpson Miller said she wished for a children's hospital for Western Jamaica ⁉️ and the rest is history 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇯🇲🇯🇲

You want all of it in one video? I just did one with the Western Children Hospital ...

@JamaicaDroneShots thanks for the reply....doing a Montego Bay city flyover just came to mind when I saw your Discovery Bay flyover......a day and night comparison of the city would be cool (using the Old Hospital Park as your vantage point for flying your drone....just a thought! Much thanks for videos (whether or not you can do it)

@@garfieldwhittaker944 This is a terrific idea... I never thought of this at all.. Expect me to deliver!

Thanks fam! 👊🏾👊🏾

Great idea..... I was saying to myself that we have these hospitals in this location, but it is not always the easiest place to access depending on where one is coming from.