ITA working to restore services following fibre network disruption

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Dana Malcolm | Observer Online Reporter |Journalist at Jamaica Observer

September 9, 2026

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ITA working to restore services following fibre network disruption

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — A break in the telecommunications fibre network that serves the Island Traffic Authority (ITA) is affecting the delivery of learner’s permits, driver’s licences and certificates of fitness as the company works to restore connectivity.

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