TAPPAN, N.Y— The Vincent HoSang Family Foundation (VHFF) announced that it will donate US$38,000 to purchase Jamaica’s first Diaspora-donated walk-through thermal sensing unit to outfit the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, as part of that country’s Ebola Preparedness and Response Activities. The announcement followed an appeal made by the Jamaican Consulate in New York, which is spearheading the Jamaica Ebola Prevention Program’s response activities in the Diaspora.  “After hearing the Jamaican Consulate’s appeal at the recent Cornwall College Old Boys’ Association Dinner Dance outlining the urgency for Jamaica’s preparedness against the Ebola virus, it resonated with me,” said Vincent HoSang, Chairman. The VHFF’s donation will cover the cost of one of five thermal scanning machines needed.  “The Jamaica Ebola Prevention Program calls for the urgent procurement of several items, including five (5) … Read entire article »