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Atlantic hurricane season 2025
Full power restoration complete across all affected parishes as of November 14 First Negril resort hotels announce reopening timelines; three plan December…
One month after Hurricane Melissa made landfall at Black River, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica has received its Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility payout of $38 million USD — and the government has outlined the framework through which it intends to spend it.
JPS reports 97 percent power restoration; final Westmoreland communities expected online by week’s end Water Commission achieves 88 percent supply restoration; five…
Three weeks after Hurricane Melissa’s landfall at Black River, the divergence in Jamaica’s recovery story is becoming impossible to ignore.
One week since landfall: 85 percent of power, 60 percent of water supply restored across impact zone Last official emergency shelter closes…
Two weeks after Hurricane Melissa made landfall at Black River, St. Elizabeth, the western parishes of Jamaica remain in a state of partial paralysis — infrastructure damaged, communities displaced, and a political question beginning to take shape beneath the logistics of recovery.
The 2025 hurricane season winds down with damage assessments across the Eastern Caribbean revealing a deepening property insurance crisis, disrupted tourism bookings, and urgent CDB emergency financing.
NWA awards emergency contracts to clear and repair 43 blocked roads in western parishes National Water Commission says piped supply restored to…
JPS reports 68 percent of affected customers restored; Westmoreland remains most challenging zone Shelter population falls to 27,000 as transitional housing program…
Hurricane Melissa: National Day of Mourning as Jamaica Buries Its Dead and Confronts Long Road Ahead
Jamaica observes national day of mourning; memorial service held at Kingston’s National Arena Power restored to 52 percent of affected customers; full…
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