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The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) has put in place some strict security and safety measures to make it more efficient to enter the National Stadium for Jamaica's two upcoming CONCACAF World Cup Qualification matches next month.
Jamaica will oppose Mexico in a return game in the Hexagonal series on June 4, then face the United States of America (USA) on June 7, with both games set to kick off at 8:30 p.m.
"We have come up with measures to make it easier for spectators to access the stadium in an orderly and very rapid fashion," Robert 'Bobby' Finzi-Smith, JFF Security Committee chairman, disclosed at a special press briefing at the JFF's offices in New Kingston yesterday.
"The grandstand main entrance is for pedestrians only. That's the gate across from the Bob Marley statue. It will be closed to prevent vehicular access to that point onwards. READ More...
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