#Meet Marsha-Gay Robinson 🇯🇲
📚 Information Professional with 17+ years’ experience across special libraries in the Caribbean.
🏛️ Deputy Programme Manager, Information & Knowledge Management at the CARICOM Secretariat.
💻 Expert in digital resources and Library Management Systems, including Koha.
🌍 Executive Board Member of the Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) for 2025–2027.
📝 Published researcher advancing professional development and digital transformation in library services.
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This is why we have stay until we get all clear as we do not know where is unsafe to drive and may not always see and respond in time esp where the place is unfamiliar
Update: We REOPENED at 4 PM today for RELIEF FLIGHTS. COMMERCIAL OPS, incl. incoming and outgoing flights, resume at 7 AM on Thu, Oct. 30. All critical systems cleared. Expect longer wait times; confirm flight status, arrive early, allow extra time. #NMIA#AirportReopening
✈️AIRPORT REOPENING SCHEDULE
The #Jamaican government has announced a schedule for the reopening of airports following the passage of 🌀#HurricaneMelissa.
✈️ NORMAN MANLEY INT'L, KINGSTON
October 29 at 4PM - Relief Flights
October 30 at 7am - Commercial Flights
✈️ IAN FLEMMING INT'L, ST MARY
October 30 at 7am - Commercial Flights
✈️ SANGSTER INT'L, MONTEGO BAY
October 30 at 10am - Relief Flights
(Schedule for Commercial Flights to be announced later)
����🇲 Let's Support Jamaica!
The Government of Jamaica has launched a new platform "Support Jamaica"
to coordinate national relief and recovery efforts following the recent passage of Hurricane Melissa.
Through this official site, individuals, organisations, and partners, can donate, volunteer, and stay informed about Jamaica’s rebuilding initiatives.
🔗 Visit https://t.co/8NknaUPWaq to lend your support.
Footage from inside Sangster International Airport shows rain pouring through missing ceiling panels and flooding parts of the departure lounge after Hurricane Melissa ripped through western Jamaica earlier today.
The Category 5 storm made landfall in St Elizabeth around 11 a.m., leaving widespread destruction. Melissa has since weakened to Category 3 but could regain strength before hitting Cuba tomorrow.
#HurricaneMelissa #Jamaica #MontegoBay #WeatherUpdate #JamaicaObserver
My heart broke several times today. First Beryl, now Melissa.
We don’t know why South West, why St. Bess, or why Jamaica, but we’ve risen before, and we will rise again.
I will respond to messages soon. Trying to make contact with more of my constituents.
Please note that MultiLink services have been temporarily suspended by JETS Limited.
Your NCB debit and credit cards will still work at all NCB ABMs and POS terminals.
We expect services to be back by Thursday, October 30, 2025.
Stay safe. #NCB#HurricaneMelissa
MESSAGE from the Caribbean Community | Passage of Hurricane Melissa
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) expresses its deep concern for, and solidarity with, the Government and people of Jamaica, and other CARICOM Member States and Associate Member States, including Haiti, The Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, and the Turks and Caicos Islands, and other countries in the Region, which are in the path of the record-breaking system, Hurricane Melissa.
🔗Click the link for the entire message ➡️ https://t.co/s4chHFXoRg
The Government of Jamaica is advising the public that, acting on the advice of the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) and in keeping with powers under section 26(2)(c) of the Disaster Risk Management Act, Prime Minister Holness has issued the Disaster Risk Management (Hurricane Melissa) Evacuation Order, 2025.