It has been a hellish week for two elderly siblings whose four bedroom home in May Pen, Clarendon, was engulfed by fire, taking all their possessions and decades of hard work and accomplishments. Chef Byron Desport, 67, said he was at his cook shop in the May Pen Market when, at about 10 a.m., he was alerted that his house, in Denbigh, was on fire. He rushed to the location, but was too late. The blaze, reportedly started from an electrical short-circuit, surged. Read more: https://jamaica-glean

A Clarendon community is in mourning following the tragic deaths of two toddlers in a fire. The children, aged three and four years, were trapped in the blazing zinc and concrete dwelling in Hayesfield, Race Course as the fire raged. The cause of the fire is not known. The mother of the children, Micey Walters, 27, said she had just gone across the road when others in the yard raised an alarm that the house was on fire. They tried to save the children but the fire and smoke quickly engulfed the

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Superintendent Steve Brown recalls his relationship with Superintendent Leon Clunis. Brown says he planned to visit his friend and coworker today but was held back by the rain. Clunis was scheduled to be released from the Kingston Public Hospital today but died this afternoon. (Ricardo Makyn video) #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner