Cheap Jamaican flag in Ho Chi Minh City. The flag consists of a yellow cross, separated into four parts: two green sections (top and bottom) and two black sections (right and left).

Cheap Jamaican flag in Ho Chi Minh City. The flag of Jamaica (English: Flag of Jamaica) was officially used from August 6, 1962, the day the country was independent from the West Indian Union. The flag consists of a yellow cross, separated into four parts: two green sections (top and bottom) and two black sections (right and left).

The current flag pattern comes from samples submitted in the national flag design competition. It was originally designed with horizontal stripes, but is considered similar to the Tanganyika flag. So the cross has replaced it. The colors black, green and yellow are of African joint colors. The previous colors meant "Despite the difficulties, the earth is still green and the sun is still shining": yellow is sunlight, black represents difficulty and green represents land. However, the meaning then changed: the black represented the power and creativity of the people that allowed them to overcome conflicts, the yellow of sunshine and green was the lush vegetation of the island. island.

Etiquette in using national flag.
 

Standard etiquette is used in Jamaica to use the national flag, primarily to ensure that the flag is flown and is in good condition. Rules for the use of the flag (a set of rules that the owner of the flag must follow) are issued by the government.

The state flag in Jamaica is a green flag with the national flag in the upper left corner. It is often used by the Jamaican government. The navy flag is the white pennant with the Saint George cross and the national flag in the upper left corner. Because the island nation does not have a navy, only coastal patrol forces often use it. It resembles the naval flags of other Commonwealth countries such as the Bahamas, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. Cheap Jamaican flag in Ho Chi Minh City