Thread by @AndrewHolnessJM

On the advice of the security forces, I have recommended to the Governor General that States of Public Emergency be declared in the St. James, Westmoreland, Hanover, Kingston Central, Kingston East, Kingston West & the St. Andrew South Police Divisions.

A detailed description of the boundaries is as follows:
North: The northern boundary will start at the westernmost end of the Belvedere to Ferry secondary road, extending in an easterly direction along the Belvedere to Ferry Road & then continue easterly to the foot of Red Hills,

... at the intersection of Perkins Boulevard, Molynes Road and Red Hills Road. The northern boundary then continues in a south-southeasterly direction along Molynes Road, Seaward Drive, Mimosa Road, Aloe Avenue, Bay Farm Road, Newark Avenue, Elm Crescent, Keesing Avenue,

... Hagley Park Road, Omara Road and Chisolm Avenue; then onto Maxfield Avenue, Rousseau Road and in an easterly direction on to Lyndhurst Road to its intersection with Slipe Road, then easterly along Torrington Road to Heroes Circle and then continues onto Connolly Avenue,

... then onto Dames Drive to the intersection with South Camp Road; the boundary then proceeds onto Vineyard Road, Diana Drive to Lexington Avenue and then onto Deanery Road to the intersection with Mountain View Avenue;

... the boundary then extends easterly along an imaginary irregular line (as outlined via map overlay) to the shared parish border of St Andrew and St Thomas.

East: The eastern boundary continues in a southerly direction along the shared parish border of St Andrew and St Thomas to the coast.

South: The southern boundary extends westerly along the coast of St Andrew, then along the Kingston coastline to the Kingston Container Terminal and then to the Portmore Causeway Bridge.

West: The western boundary continues in a north-westerly direction from the Portmore Causeway Bridge along the Fresh River, then along the shared parish border of St Andrew and St Catherine, west of Riverton,

... and extends to intersect with the northern boundary at the westernmost end of the Belvedere to Ferry secondary road.

The area under the State of Public Emergency for St James, Westmoreland and Hanover shall consist of the entire area of land comprising the parishes of St James, Westmoreland and Hanover within the established parish borders.

A detailed description of the boundaries is as follows:

North: The northern boundary starts from Lucea in Hanover and then extends in an easterly direction along the coast of Hanover and then St James to the coastal intersection of the St James and Trelawny parish boundaries.

East: The eastern boundary then extends in a southerly direction along the shared parish borders of St James, Trelawny, St Elizabeth and Westmoreland to the coast.

South: The southern boundary continues along the coast of Westmoreland to the westernmost point of the island at West End in Westmoreland.

West: The western boundary then extends in a northerly direction along the coast of Westmoreland and then Hanover to the coast at Lucea in Hanover.