A Jamaica Defence Force helicopter in flight on April 7, the seventh night of an all-island curfew that was due to expire on Wednesday. The restrictions have been extended for another two weeks.

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Patricia Smith assists her six-year-old daughter, maurissa, with some schoolwork yesterday. With the closure of schools due tot he coronavirus pandemic, many parents are now supervising their children's studies at home

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A man runs along the Palisadoes strip while exercising just moments before sunset. The World Health Organization advised yesterday that people should remain active during the COVID-19 crisis, pointing to the benefits of body and mind

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Leonard Sinclair spends family time with his children, four-year-old Lenmar and two-year-old Lenora, at 2 Marcus Garvey Drive, Kingston, on Sunday. As COVID-19 and curfews redefine the boundaries of movement for Jamaicans, many are using the time to bond more at home.

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Abraham Gullivan awaits a taxi on Thursday April 2, 2020 while sitting in front of the sign welcoming commuters to Portland Cottage, a Clarendon community which is of major concern for health officials tracking COVID-19 in Jamaica.

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The Half-Way Tree Transport Centre looms large in the background as a team of police officers patrol the deserted streets of St Andrew on Thursday April 2, 2020. A national nightly curfew has been imposed in Jamaica from April 1-8 to curb the threat of transmission of the novel coronavirus.

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A deserted cross roads lie at the intersection of Halfway Tree and Old Hope Road, Caledonia Avenue and Crescent, and slipe road on Wednesday April 1, 2020 as a result of an all island curfew instated as a measure of limiting the local transmission of the novel coronavirus. The seven day curfew will continue until April 8th and begin nightly at 8pm until 6am.

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A deserted Knutsford Boulevard in New Kingston on Wednesday April 1, 2020, the first of the seven day all-island curfew which begins at 8pm nightly and will last for 10hrs over the next seven days. The curfew was implemented under the disaster management act as a measure to limit the local transmission of the novel coronavirus.

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A pedestrian makes his way along a deserted Constant Spring road on Wednesday April 1, 2020 at approximately 10:46pm on the first night of the seven day all island curfew which begins nightly at 8pm. non essential persons found breaching the curfew may be fined up to a maximum of one million dollars.

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The lone silhouette of a man walking along Beckford Street in Downtown Kingston on April 1, 2020 at with only 10 minutes to go before the commencement of the seven day all island nightly 10hour curfew.