During a visit yesterday to Coopers Pen in Trelawny, where 20 houses were flattened during a demolition exercise on August 11, Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness said he is targeting December for the start of a relocation programme for some 99 eligible residents. Describing the demolition, which occurred after a long-running legal dispute between private landowners and persons occupying the property, as a “humanitarian tragedy”, Holness said the Government could not stand by and allow the affected residents to suffer, even as it respected the rights of private landowners and the outcome of the court process. For full story: Click on the link in our Stories, on the News highlight or visit epaper.jamaica-gleaner.com. (📷: ashanguin) #GLNRToday