Guys one of the best teachers I know in this world her daughter is extremely sick and unfortunately doctors still cannot pin point what exactly is causing her seizures she has used every single means she can to try and assist her daughter as a result I’m on here begging for help
Sharing on behalf of the Woodstock Family. They were greatly affected by the flooding in Catherine Hall during Hurricane Melissa and lost everything, including their small family business. Please help in whatever way you can.
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Received from my cousin in Philadelphia, St. Ann @stann360 :
"People are not paying St Ann residents any mind but we were heavily disrupted too"
@KrystalLeeCares@darylvazmp@odpem
Send help to St. Ann! Please! 🇯🇲
Jamaica needs to take a look back at the transportation system. Fix the roads, widen the roads, ferry system from portmore to downtown. Railway system idk but I can't be doing this everyday. I will lose my sanity
The first plane carrying aid from El Salvador arrived in Jamaica last night, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa.
In total, 3 planes will deliver relief (1 per day) bringing 300 rescuers and 50 tons of humanitarian aid.
May God be with our brothers in Jamaica.
And I'm making note of all the Jamerican influencers who only use their Jamaican identity for aesthetic purposes but have yet to share even a link for donations or aid relief.
@odpem@JamaicaConstab@darylvazmp
She’s located in Lennox Bigwood Darliston which was in the direct path of the hurricane and referred to as “Miss Faye”. There are minimal street lights in the community
Haven’t heard from her in over 12 hours and have tried everything
Hurricane Melissa has strengthened to a Category 5 system and is now approximately 100 miles south of Kingston, moving slowly westward.
Based on current projections, all of Jamaica is likely to experience hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall, and flooding.
The Government has declared the entire island a threatened area under the Disaster Risk Management Act, empowering agencies to take all necessary measures to protect lives and property. Shelters are open, emergency teams are on standby, and compulsory evacuations have been ordered for vulnerable coastal and flood-prone communities.
Over $400 million has been allocated for drain cleaning and local preparedness, and emergency relief and recovery plans are fully activated. Our security forces and first responders are mobilized to maintain order and provide support before, during, and after the hurricane.
I urge every Jamaican to prepare, stay indoors during the storm, and comply with evacuation orders. Check on your neighbours, especially the elderly and vulnerable, and continue to pray for our nation’s safety.
We will weather this storm and rebuild stronger.