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Sutania Beckford said she has already lost fish pots because of the weather. Fisherfolk brace for Melissa’s wrath - Some already losing money...
left: Jeffery Walker is asking for counselling for his son, after the youngster ran away from home. Dad wants counselling for runaway child
Blake Commish warns face-covered cops
A resident of Treasure Beach in St Elizabeth filling sandbags in front his home in preparation for Hurricane Melissa on Monday, October 27, 2025. ‘Kush’ hopeful Melissa will spare Treasure Beach
Daryl Vaz. - File photo. Over 51,000 Jamaicans without power so far due to Melissa
Caribbean Strong and GEM preparing care packages for containers being shipped to Jamaica after the passage of Hurricane Melissa Relief supplies from Florida-based groups on standby for Jamaica
University of the West Indies Mona Campus UWI postpones graduation ceremonies due to passage Hurricane Melissa
Don-Juanique Gardener (right), crash survivor, hands over medical equipment to the St Ann’s Bay Hospital, in gratitude for the effort of the medical team in helping to save his life in 2014. Receiving the donation are (from left) Dr Tanya Hamilton-Johnson, senior medical officer at the hospital; Debby-Ann Henry, acting CEO; Annastacia Rose, deputy director, nursing services; and Dr Malik McLeod, medical officer, general surgery. Crash survivor grateful for second chance
File photo. Up to 50,000 Jamaicans could be relocated due to Melissa -McKenzie
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